Personal Information:    • Name when in high school yearbook:  Floyd Littlefield  • High school nickname:   Flit, littlefloydfield  • Legal name today (if different):    • What do people call you now? :   Floyd  • Address (please provide at least a city and state):  5109 Kingston Cove Circle, Willis, TX 77318  • Email contact:   flyjets205@yahoo.com  • Phone number:   (936)-788-4939 Current life situation (retired working, volunteering, etc.):   Retired, Boating, Jet skis   Family history (spouse, children, dogs, etc.):   Married (Carolyn) with 4 children (2 each from previous marriages), several grand children, 3 Boston Terriers and an African Grey   Current hobbies and interests:   Boating, Jets Skis, RC airplanes and a fair amount of cruising   Education, Military Service, Work History:   To summarize 50 years, it’s been a blast with a whole lot of ups and downs—both literally and figuratively.       Went to Western Michigan for a couple of years before taking a job with the U.S. Government.  They were kind enough to give me an intensive, year long flight training course followed by a free, all expense paid trip to beautiful, exotic Southeast Asia where I became one of the youngest (22 at that time) Aircraft Commanders in CH-47 Chinook helicopters.  Lots of fun taking troops and artillery in and out of landing zones with over 1100 hours of combat flying logged.  Most memorable event, the Tet Offensive in 1968 (trust me; you really had to be there to fully appreciate it).  My favorite quote from that time period---“I got shot up a lot,---but I never got shot down!!”  And yes, I have a number of friends with their name on the Vietnam Wall.  I finished my military career as a Chief Warrant Officer and helicopter instrument flight instructor. If you would like to see my video, follow this link  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGembeuVYGs If you’ve watched the video, my wife said I forgot to mention why I flew low level so much---It was to reduce our exposure time (the VC didn’t have time to get a shot off.   For the next 38 years, follow this link:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29xq7zP2bf4   My cardiologist believes that SALF&CMWS (Sudden Airline Food & Crew Meal Withdrawal Syndrome) was the primary cause of my heart attack in 2008.   Claims to fame (books, awards, etc.):   I really don’t have any.  I have always believed that, as a general rule, it is not a good thing for an airline captain to have his name on the front page, unless you put one in the Hudson.  Awards?  A bunch of medals and ribbons from Vietnam.  Don’t talk about them much.  Added to a $5 bill, I can get a cup of coffee at Starbucks.  Haven’t written any books, all evidence to the contrary.  A life full of ups and downs (no pun intended—yes there was).  And that, in a nutshell is 50 years since June 13, 1963   Anything else you want to share:   One last startling statistic, approximately 30% of all traffic fatalities in the U.  S. are caused by drunk drivers!!!!  THAT’S TERRIBLE!!  So what that is really saying is that 70% that’s SEVENTY PERCENT of all traffic fatalities are caused by SOBER DRIVERS!!!!!  That being said----It’s 5 o’clock somewhere----Hope to see y’all in August.