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== Background == | == Background == | ||
John Winner is a Lieutenant in the Air Force and a radar officer on a high flying recon jet as part of the 4036th Fighter Wing. He was rescued once in Vietnam by [[Stringfellow Hawke]]. | John Winner is a Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and a radar officer on a high flying recon jet as part of the 4036th Fighter Wing. He was rescued once in Vietnam by [[Stringfellow Hawke]]. | ||
== During the events of [[Airwolf: Season 1 Episode 3 Daddy's Gone a Hunt'n]] played by [[John Sanderford]] == | == During the events of [[Airwolf: Season 1 Episode 3 Daddy's Gone a Hunt'n]] played by [[John Sanderford]] == | ||
[[Maj. Sam Roper]] recognizes Stringfellow Hawke as he is being driven around base by [[Jeep Driver]] and mentions it to Winner. Winner then mentions how Hawke is hard to forget. One night he, Roper, Hawke and [[Lt. Simms]] get drunk and as they are walking home, Winner remarks about his lack of ability to adjust after coming back from Vietnam and how nothing he did in Vietnam matters back home. He then stumbles home. | [[Maj. Sam Roper]] recognizes Stringfellow Hawke as he is being driven around base by [[Jeep Driver]] and mentions it to Winner. Winner then mentions how Hawke is hard to forget. One night he, Roper, Hawke and [[Lt. Simms]] get drunk and as they are walking home, Winner remarks about his lack of ability to adjust after coming back from Vietnam and how nothing he did in Vietnam matters back home. He then stumbles home. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:43, 9 June 2019
Background
John Winner is a Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and a radar officer on a high flying recon jet as part of the 4036th Fighter Wing. He was rescued once in Vietnam by Stringfellow Hawke.
During the events of Airwolf: Season 1 Episode 3 Daddy's Gone a Hunt'n played by John Sanderford
Maj. Sam Roper recognizes Stringfellow Hawke as he is being driven around base by Jeep Driver and mentions it to Winner. Winner then mentions how Hawke is hard to forget. One night he, Roper, Hawke and Lt. Simms get drunk and as they are walking home, Winner remarks about his lack of ability to adjust after coming back from Vietnam and how nothing he did in Vietnam matters back home. He then stumbles home.