James H. Doolittle

James H. Doolittle was a pioneering American aviator and military leader, best known for leading the daring air raid on Tokyo in World War II in 1942, boosting U.S. morale early in the war. He was an expert pilot and engineer, known for setting speed records and advancing aviation technology, including the development of instrument flying and rocket-powered aircraft. Doolittle's leadership and innovation had a lasting impact on military aviation, helping shape the future of air combat. His bravery and technical skill made him a highly respected figure in both aviation history and the U.S. military.