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Legends of Airpower:
Chuck Yeager - VHS Video
Brigadier General Charles Elwood Yeager - WWII ace and the man who broke the sound barrier as depicted in screen classic The Right Stuff. Chuck Yeager has had a bigger than life career, always poised on the edge of the envelope. He broke the sound barrier flying "Glamorous Glennis," has won nearly every aviation award, was awarded a peacetime Medal of Honor and was the youngest man enshrined in the Aviation Hall of Fame. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Tooey Spaatz - VHS Video
In the wild days of flight, Carl "Tooey" Spaatz was a free spirit who often offended the military establishment. But throughout his career, he did as much to shape the modern Air Force as any other single person. He trained most of the American pilots who fought in WWI, pioneered air-to-air refueling, and his command of WWII's strategic air forces changed how war is fought. When he retired, President Eisenhower paid tribute to him saying that he had never been wrong. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Bernard Schriever - VHS Video
General Bernard Adolf Schriever - developer of America's ballistic missile program and the Air Force's initial space program, he joined the Army in 1931 after graduating from Texas A&M University. Schriever was trained to fly in the early 30's and served in the 19th Bomb Group in the Southwest Pacific in the summer of 1942. General Schriever was the father of missiles and space in the Air Force - from the Thor to the Minuteman missiles. He gave his all for the space race. 30 Minutes. 

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Legends of Airpower:
Duke Cunningham - VHS Video
Commander Randall Cunningham - a Vietnam war volunteer, "Duke" Cunningham joined the Navy to do his part. He didn't know that he would make his first air kill in January of 1972 and would become the first ace of the war by May of the same year. The commander of the Navy's Top Gun School before he retired, "Duke" was then elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1990. Always an aviator, he flies each of the Navy's aircraft before approving funding. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Chuck Horner - VHS Video
General Charles A. Horner - Vietnam War veteran and the commander of 9th Air Force at Shaw AFB, SC who took his command to the desert in August of 1990. Chuck Horner commanded the largest, most accurate and effective air war in history. As Air Boss of operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, General Horner built an allied air force the likes of which had never been seen before and planned the most devastating month of air attacks ever. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Russ Dougherty - VHS Video
General Russell E. Dougherty - career officer who entered the Army Air Corps during World War II. A judge advocate in the late 40's, he left the legal world to fly bombers and refuelers. A planner in the joint arena for several tours, Russ Dougherty became the Commander-In-Chief of Strategic Air Command in 1974. During the cold war, Dougherty commanded the most lethal nuclear arsenal in the world. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Robert Morgan - VHS Video
As a youth, Robert Morgan was a sweet-talking ladies man who rubbed elbows with the Vanderbilts. But WWII changed this lothario into a combat soldier - as pilot of the famed Memphis Belle, Morgan oversaw a crew that flew a successful 25 missions without losing a single member. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Charles McGee - VHS Video
The son of a preacher, Charles McGee believed that education was the key to equal opportunities for all races. He joined the Army Air Force at a time when its policies reflected the belief that blacks were incapable of succeeding in technologically complicated jobs. Without fanfare, McGee and his fellow Tuskegee Airmen proved the bigots wrong. McGee fought in three wars - WWII, Korea, and Vietnam - and accumulated over 6300 flight hours by the time he retired. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
John Alison - VHS Video
John Alison was a kid from Florida who dreamed of becoming a pilot, and grew up to be one of the best the United States ever produced. But Alison also traveled secretly with the highest level diplomats in the world, drove the getaway car when Americans fled the Nazi advance through Russia, and without orders set up a critical lend-lease supply to the Middle East. John Alison proved over and over again what an extraordinary man he is, as a flier, trainer, diplomat, and warrior. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Jackie Chochran - VHS Video
She began her career as a beautician named Bessie Mae Pittman, but Jackie Cochran grew to become one of the most celebrated aviators of the day. After only ten years of flying, Cochran set 17 world records; she also founded the Women's Air Force Service Pilots, inspiring countless women to pursue their dreams in the sky. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
William Tunner - VHS Video
Born in New Jersey, William Tunner grew up to become Commanding Officer of the Air Force's Ferrying Division. During the China-Burma-India conflict, he oversaw 71,000 tons of material delivered to a beleaguered China. After WWII, Tunner flew a total of 124.5 million miles as leader of the Berlin Air Lift, earning a Distinguished Service Cross from General Douglas MacArthur. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Kelly Johnson - VHS Video
Joining Lockheed as a tool designer, Kelly Johnson became one of America's foremost aircraft designers. He developed more than 40 aircraft, from the U-2 to the F-104, and was the head of Lockheed's advanced development projects, known as the "Skunk Works." When he retired in 1975, this tool designer had become Lockheed's Senior Vice President. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
Francis Gary Powers - VHS Video
In 1960, Francis Gary Powers made headlines as the first U-2 pilot to be shot down. Captured in Russia, his safe return was demanded by the United States. Instead, the Russians sentenced him to ten years in prison, beginning the "U-2 Incident" and heightening Cold War tensions. 30 Minutes.

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Legends of Airpower:
John McCain - VHS Video
He was the son and grandson of 4-star generals, but John McCain's fame doesn't come from his impressive heritage. Instead, it's the courage he showed while a POW in Vietnam that made McCain a household name. From flying A-4s to running for the President of the Untied States, John McCain bears the mark of a true Legend.30 Minutes. 

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Legends of Airpower:
Buzz Aldren - VHS Video
Everyone knows the name Buzz Aldrin from the historic Apollo 11 landing. But before NASA, this famed astronaut was a Sabre pilot in Korea, and shot down three Mig-15s. After the war, he proved his mental prowess by knocking them dead at MIT, and jumping headfirst into the space program. Even today Aldrin just won't quit, working tirelessly to make space travel available to everyone, not just legends. 30 Minutes. 

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Legends of Airpower:
Eileen Collins - VHS Video
Born and raised in Elmira, NY, Eileen Collins had dreams of flying from an early age, and became the first female instructor pilot. But later on, she set her sights even higher, and became not only an astronaut, but also the first female space shuttle commander. 30 Minutes.