CHARLESTON — When Ralph Kelvington of Letart in Mason County learned from his son, Brian, that the Commemorative Air Force was offering rides aboard one of only two still-flying B-29 Superfortress bombers during a stop at Charleston’s Yeager Airport on Monday, three words immediately came to mind:
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