An Airman's Story, as of this date, is comprised of over one thousand hours of taped interviews. It’s an extraordinary record in which the interviewees tell their own story. It is totally unrehearsed and unscripted, as they tell their stories, in their own homes. From the first bombs to fall Dec. 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor, through the onslaught of Japanese Imperial Conquest in the Pacific, the resurrection of the 7th fleet at Pearl Harbor, HI. to flying ground support for troops on D-Day at Normandy, flying fighter escort for 1000 plane formations in air combat against Luftwaffe Aces, bailing out over flaming cities of Nazi Germany.

The airmen and airwomen tell their own stories: aircraft carrier battle groups at the Coral Sea-Midway-Battle of Philippine Sea-“Mariana's Turkey Shoot”; Witnessing from 10,000 ft’ the firebombing of Tokyo; Being blown from the aircraft by AA and falling into the hands of Japanese civilian militia; and Of internment and torture in POW camps. They were there, in Island by island combat, the 1000 ship armada prepared to invade Japan and delivered and witnessed the devastating effects of both Atomic Bombs, which forced capitulation of the Imperial Army. They were among the thousands of aircraft in continuous victorious flight, over Japanese Imperial surrender aboard the Battleship USS Missouri. Air Power led the way. Our film collection accounts from pre WWII to current times and are first person individual stories, inclusive of Tuskegee Airmen, WWII and Southeast Asia Desert Storm POWs to the current war against terror these are the stories of the brave men and women of America's Air Forces.

The early dreams of General William "Billy" Mitchell, the WWI visionary of American Air Power, were fulfilled and implemented by General H.H. "Hap" Arnold, during WWII. To this day, every American aviator is part of this proud Legacy.