Carl Bridger

It's 1994, and a downed navy pilot is held captive by a ruthless Serbian colonel. The White House will not authorize a rescue mission. The young pilot's grandfather, Carl Bridger, and three of his WWII bomber crew must fly Carl's restored and modified B-25 into enemy territory in a desperate all-out attempt to rescue his grandson.

"A date which will live in infamy." Those words spoken by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on December 7, 1941, spurred young Carl Bridger, the son of a Montana cattle rancher, to answer the call to duty in the Pacific theater of operations. Join Carl as he is transformed from a cowboy into a warrior-pilot of the B-25 Mitchell. Go into combat with the 501st Black Panthers squadron of the famous 345th Bombardment Group "Air Apaches" of such bases as Tacloban, San Marcelino, and Ie Shima.

A fragile peace has settled over a postwar world. The Soviets, determined to build their military into a world-dominating juggernaut, not only threaten the peace of Europe but pose a global threat of nuclear proportions. Getting eyes on the Russian ground, sea, air, and nuclear arsenal is mission critical to our nation's strategic defenses and prompts the CIA and the White House to embark on a fast track to put eyes in the sky.