After graduating from the Air Force Academy, Perry Lamy earned his pilot's wings in 1977. Lamy then attended the Air Force's Test Pilot School at Edwards. As a test pilot, Lamy was involved in a number of projects including the B-1, B-1B, and F/FB-111 and has logged over 3,000 hours. In 1991, Lt. Colonel Lamy assumed command of the 420th Test Squadron at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Lamy's unit is responsible for testing and evaluating the B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber. Hear him describe flying the B-2.
