During World War II, Major Gregory "Pappy" Boyington led a squadron of fighter pilots known as the "Black Sheep" of VMF-214. The accomplishments of these Marine Corps Pilots was legendary.  "Pappy's" aggressive fighting spirit helped him earn the Ace designation five times over.   Born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in 1912, "Pappy" became one of the most decorated Aviators in World War II.  Veterans Groups and community members battled against bureaucracy for years to add a commemorative name to the local airport to honor him...and the campaign was not without controversy.  This is their story.    Enter your email below and we will notify you as soon as the film is released for sale.

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Movie Review by Marines Magazine The film is one in which all Marines should find time to watch. It's an interesting story of a Marine Corps hero, rich in history and tradition.

Film screening on Camp Lejeune Film about WWII Marine Ace Pappy Boyington screens on Camp Lejeune.

Black Sheep Hero History Channel Magazine

Film tells story of air ace Boyington The News Tribune, Tacoma

Film on legendary Marine to be screened at local film festival The Scout - Camp Pendleton Newspaper

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