Brave and Funny Memories of WWII: By a P-38 Fighter Pilot

"Lyndon Shubert, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and other medals, had a varied career. He was a writer-actor in early classic television and acted on Broadway with Spencer Tracy. Pioneer of the teleprompter industry, he taught three presidents, as well as actors Orson Wells and Ronald Regan, how to use the new gadget. Lynn wrote and produced movie scripts about the young Marilyn Monroe, and was published in the magazine Aviation History. He later became a successful executive known all around the world as President of the International Theater Equipment Association. After retirement he was a popular guest speaker at the Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino, CA, and other places where fans of aviation history gathered. Lyndon's sassy sense of humor animates the memories he shares with you."--