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Doolittle Raiders
By S. Clayton Moore A line of B-25 bombers ready for takeoff during the airshow, which featured the largest gathering of the aircraft since World War II. For the 60th annual reunion of the famous Doolittle Raiders, specially selected cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy transported 80 silver goblets from their display case in Colorado Springs for the solemn Goblet Ceremony. The goblets are etched with the names of the 80 Doolittle Raiders made famous by the attack on Tokyo.
Sharing the Dream: Dave Liniger of RE/MAX
In building RE/MAX International, Inc., Dave Liniger has taken a lot of risks, and he’s definitely left his mark on the world. He’s widely credited with doing more than anyone else in the real estate industry to change the working environment and bottom line of sales agents.
Bob Pond and the Palm Springs Air Museum
Many pilots dream of aviation, but not everyone is willing to share their dream like aviator, collector, philanthropist and businessman Robert J. Pond, who has capitalized on his enormous business success by using his fortune to protect America’s aviation heritage. The Palm Springs Air Museum, located at Palm Springs Regional Airport, is home to his legendary collection of World War II aircraft, automobiles and aviation artifacts.
City of Gold: Emirates Airlines Puts Dubai on the Map
Business is booming in the Middle East. At the heart of both the tourism and business sectors of the United Arab Emirates is its official air carrier, Emirates Airlines. One of the fastest growing airlines in the world, it has received more than 250 international awards for excellence. No other carrier in the commercial aviation world is growing like this company, which has seen record profits in the last year.
Veteran News Anchor & Aviator Hal Fishman Rules the California Airwaves
For someone who always envisioned himself more of a teacher than a television star, Hal Fishman has been on the air a long time. For more than 45 years, the highly respected Los Angeles-based anchor for KTLA Television has been the voice of the news for many California residents. In fact, it’s widely believed that Fishman holds the record as the longest-running news anchor in the United States.
The British Invasion: Gerald Freeman Blends Artistic Savvy with Detroit Muscle
Gerald Freeman has a love of automobiles and aviation that he has developed over a lifetime. His adventures have taken him from the streets of London, where he saw British Spitfires battling it out with the Luftwaffe overhead, to the auto plants of the Motor City, where old-fashioned American know-how created some of the finest cars ever driven. He has been led, late in life, to use his considerable artistic talents to create vibrant paintings of days past.
Do the Right Thing: Aviator and Philanthropist Michael Leeds
Michael Leeds puts his money where his mouth is. Leeds, 53, has evolved over the years to become a business leader, an aviator and one of the country’s most remarkable philanthropists. After building up his parents’ small New York company, CMP Media, into a publishing juggernaut, he led his family in giving a $35 million gift to the University of Colorado’s business school, the sixth largest commitment to a business school in the country’s history.
The “Forrest Gump of Astronauts” Tells All in “Riding Rockets”
Space shuttle astronaut Mike Mullane has pulled back the curtains on NASA in his revealing new autobiography, “Riding Rockets: The Outrageous Tales of a Space Shuttle Astronaut.” His raw, touching and often laugh-out-loud book does for space flight what “North Dallas Forty” did for football.
Wheel of Fortune Takes the Show on the Road
The success of “Wheel of Fortune” is staggering. Every episode provides an entertaining half-hour for more than 19 million viewers. The show has been on the air, in one form or another, for more than 30 years. What viewers might not know is that every so often, “Wheel of Fortune” takes its whole production on the road, to tape the show live, in front of fans all over America.
The Outspoken American: Aviator, Senator and Humanitarian George McGovernJuly 19, 1933 Flown West October 21, 2012
By S. Clayton Moore, Few people have had a front row seat to American history like former senator and Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern. He stood up for his beliefs, time and again, even when they put him in the line of fire. He was there in the skies over Europe during World War II, flying 35 combat missions in the B-24 bomber he dubbed the Dakota Queen.
Craig Hosking Brings Aerial Thrills to Hollywood
When visionary Hollywood directors like Martin Scorsese, Michael Mann or John Woo need to bring complicated, thrilling aerial stunts to the big screen, they turn to the professional: Craig Hosking. For the past 20 years, Hosking has been one of the most hard-working and sought-after pilots in the film business, racking up a resume that most traditional actors envy.
A Day at the Races: Motorcycle Racing Legend Ed Kretz Jr.
You wouldn’t know it to look at him, but Ed Kretz Jr. is one of the world’s greatest motorcyclists. Sitting in the kitchen of his home in the Colorado hills, Kretz is a quiet, gentle soul, a little sunburned and with some age in his eyes. The few faint scars from his racing days don’t reveal the story of his remarkable days as a motorcycle racer.
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