Stewart leading charge to ensure opportunities for all 
By fifth grade, while living in Japan, James M. Stewart knew he would join the Air Force and fly helicopters.
But Stewart actually “fell in love with airplanes and speed” during his training, and ended up flying fighters — including F-4 Phantoms during the Vietnam War — throughout his 23-year Air Force career, before retiring as ...Login required
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