Air Force One Scare Ousts Official

CONSEQUENCES

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 3:09PM EDT / Published May 08, 2009 12:35PM EDT

The fallout has arrived over the bizarre Air Force One flyover that terrified thousands of people in New York City. White House Military Office director Louis Caldera, who approved the photography stunt that involved three planes flying low over the Statue of Liberty, has submitted his resignation over the incident. President Obama was apparently livid over the event, which was eerily reminiscent of September 11, and his deputy chief of staff has been reviewing the event this week.

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Air Force One Scare Ousts Official