There are few things I love more than an obscure piece of aviation history. One oddly prominent — at least inside the Beltway — example is the former Gate 35X at Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA). It was the butt of local jokes and loathing but, to just about anyone anywhere else, merely a Washington curiosity.
35X was where Special Counsel Robert…
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