We got permission to land at West Point and at Ground Zero in New York City. If our funding holds up and if there are no security alerts, then this huey is will one of the very first (If not the first) non-government aircraft, to fly into and land at Ground Zero. That is our goal - but pending lots of unknown events, we are holding other options open for LZs in New York City. 

The Shadow Mission Team have been invited to land at a huge air show in Texas where there is a reunion of the 101st Airborne Division taking place. 

The ceremonies at Angel Fire, New Mexico, are taking shape - with the promise of an Army Band, a bag pipe player, "The Amicks" a folk singing duo from California, a possible fly over by the Air Force's "missing man formation", and a Army Blackhawk helicopter, leading our huey into the LZ. 

We will be going to a high school and landing on their sports filed to talk to the students. We will chasing down the marchers going to The Wall and try to interview them. We will be landing at various Army bases - like Fort Campbell were we will have special ceremonies presented by today's young soldiers. We will be visiting veterans and their families and all those who wish to come and join us in various LZs across the country. (To see the cites and new map of the flight - Click Here ) 

VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED AT ALL LZs
We are still seeking more help with our LZ support teams. Some LZs have no one in charge and no one to assist us on the ground setting up the welcoming ceremonies and helping raise awareness that we will be coming. We need people at each LZ to become an important part of this Team. For more information  CONTACT WEBMASTER

WHY THERE ARE FEW DATES POSTED FOR LZ VISITS
We have not been able to pin point exact dates for all our LZs due to many seen and unseen factors - such as the weather, the mechanical status of the huey, official restrictions that may be imposed for security reasons - such as a possible landing at Ground Zero in New York City.  
We are also working with unknown funding and costs - so we are doing much of journey on a prayer and great faith that many people will come through and help our efforts to bring America this huey experience - and to aid that cause, we will be allowing for donations at each LZ to be collected by whomever wishes to add a dollar or two, to our provide for our support. 

Stories Of Interest Needed
Time is running out for us to be searching for more stories and more people to interview - but if you know of anyone, or you yourself have something which you think would add to this documentary - please step forward and let me know. All veterans, or others who are interviewed will need to bring a DD-214 to validate their military service (We do not want any "wanna bees" or phonies in this film.)

Rides in the Huey
We will be able to give a lift to the next next LZ for some veterans. You will have to provide your own transportation from the LZ where we drop you off. Those who have a story to tell , we would love to have you ride along and talk to us. 

Fort Rucker Lift-Off Ceremony
There are security restrictions at Fort Rucker - so anyone going to be at this LZ for the lift-off, will need to let us know ahead of time. All Robin Hoods need to contact Doug Ward, so he will have you on the list of attendees. Others, send your name and some background (i.e. Nam veteran, branch of service, - or widow of veteran etc.) to me. The lift-off ceremonies will be carried by CNN on their news show for those who cannot make it to Rucker. 

LZs and Flight Path
We hope that people will be watching for the huey as it moves along the flight path and will wave to us ,or show a flag, or just salute us, as we pass overhead. You may no longer be hearing the sounds of huey rotors, as these war ships are moth balled in the next couple of years. Bring your grandchild out to see a piece of history pass by. Better yet, come to the closest LZ and show your children and families up close the inside of a huey.