#{skyking

One year ago, on 10th of August 2018 a lone soul stole a pair of steel wings and sored into the sky to dance along the orcas  Not a mad man, not a terrorist, just a broken guy who wanted wings.

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Like the myth of Icarus survived, the Myth of SkyKing lives on

Transcript from ATC trying to bring him down

ATC: If you wanted to land, probably the best bet is that runway just ahead and to your left. Again that’s McChord field, um, if you wanted to try that might be the best way to set up and see if you can land there, or just like the pilot suggests another option would be over Puget Sound into the water. Rich: Dang, you talk to McChord yet? Because I don’t think I’d be happy with you telling me I could land like that, because I could mess stuff up. ATC: Well Rich I already spoke to ‘em and just like me, what we want to see is you not get hurt or anybody else get hurt, so like I said if you want to try to land that’s probably the best place to go. Rich: Hey I want the coordinates of that orca, with err, you know the mama orca with the baby, I wanna go see that guy.

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Richard Russel, according to Tlingit Mythology, was the Golden Eagle who saved the mother (J35) starving to death in Puget Sound from grief over her dead calf

He saved the critically endangered southern pod