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Take wing

September 15, 2017 3:15 PM
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Photo by Ryan Rivet rrivet@tulane.edu
  
A member of the Tulane Naval ROTC program gets some virtual air time on a flight simulator set up on campus.

Bryna Loranger, left, a sophomore from North Carolina, pilots a flight simulator set up in front of the Naval ROTC building Friday as Marine Corps Major J.H. Housand instructs her. Loranger is a midshipman in the Tulane Naval ROTC program and hopes to be an aviator once she graduates and is commissioned. 

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