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Keldon Johnson visited Lackland US Air Force Base and met with the 433rd Airlift Squadron and fly a C-5 flight simulator in anticipation of last Saturday’s Military Appreciation Night.
"This is one of the coolest things I've ever done in my life."
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Keldon recently made a visit to Lackland US Air Force Base to meet with the 433rd Airlift Squadron and fly a C-5 flight simulator in anticipation of Military Appreciation Night tonight!@USAA | #PorVida pic.twitter.com/1aJ7qdz1le
Keldon, one of the more visible members of the San Antonio Spurs, has made himself available for multiple public events.
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The Spurs have become synonymous with our servicewomen and men. Throughout the season there are multiple opportunities to celebrate our beloved Military City, U.S.A.
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While a player’s visit can typically brighten the day of the recipients, Keldon often shares what he gets back form the experience. This time was no exception.
“I got to fly a C5, I got to experience a C5 in real life. It was like a dream come true. It was a once in a lifetime experience...I had an amazing time. I learned so many different things...I felt blessed...It was kind of hard to explain the experience.”
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