Duke Field's namesake
2nd Lt. Robert Duke (right) stands in front of a BT-13A Valiant training aircraft with his flight instructors. Duke received his wings and his commission in 1943. The lieutenant was the inspiration for Duke Field’s name. The Airman died in a crash while performing his duties as a test pilot for Eglin Air Force Base in 1943. (Courtesy Photo)
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