United States Air Force Keychain, American Flag Pendant, Gift for Military Parent, Child, Girlfriend, Boyfriend, Brother & Sister

Pendant is .75" x .75"
On December 24, 1955 a newspaper ad told kids that they could call Santa at an included phone number. The number listed called the U.S. Air Defense Command. The colonel on duty ordered his team to give all kids Santa's "current location." This tradition now handles calls from over 200 countries.
In 1947, then-Air Force Capt. Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier in his Bell X-1 rocket-powered aircraft, kicking off a race of pilots who competed to do the next big thing, eventually leading to outer space and a man on the moon.
A "roof stomp" is an Air Force tradition where airmen welcome a new commander or celebrate a special occasion by climbing up on the commander's roof and making noise while others are banging on the windows and doors. Kind of like an episode of "The Walking Dead" but without the zombies.
While Chuck Norris was stationed in Korea, he realized he wasn't physically able to do his job as an Air Policeman (now called Security Forces) and developed an interest in martial arts. This is also where he earned the nickname Chuck.

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