Flights Of Courage
No maps. No radios. Using only primitive instruments, the daredevil war-experienced pilots who first flew the United States mail risked their lives to unite a nation by air! Actual aerial footage, thrilling dramatizations and the pilots' own words recapture the sense of romance and adventure as "the cream of the crop" go beyond the call of duty to capture the hearts and imaginations of America.

The Red Baron
For Germany's Flying Ace, Manfred Von Richthofen, death was the only measuring stick. The nemesis of Allied fliers, and to the militaries of all nations, downed a record 80 Allied planes. Actual footage of dogfights and crashes, and interviews with combat veterans etch a vivid portrait of the greatest aerial tactician of World War 1.

The Lindbergh Story
Every hero is a special man at a special moment. Charles Lindbergh became the idol of the age when, in 1927, the 25-year-old U.S. Post Office pilot took off from New York in his single engine plane, and 33 hours later, landed in Paris to complete the first nonstop solo trans-Atlantic flight. This program chronicles "Lindy's" extraordinary life of triumph and tragedy.