Hundreds of people lined the hallways of the Dayton International Airport to welcome home veterans as they returned from their Honor Flight.
This was the second Honor Flight out of Dayton this year.
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For Veterans who take the trip to Washington, D.C., they say it’s a life-changing experience.
“Everyone should go. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” said U.S. Navy Veteran David Shade…