Low-level flights needed for proper training

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11/27/2009

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Those opposed to low-level training flights over western Maine, including our governor, should be ashamed of themselves.

An occasional few seconds of noise is a small price for the civilian population to pay for the training of National Guard pilots willing to risk their lives on our behalf.

N. Bruce Haynes

Skowhegan

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