American ace the Joe Foss story
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[Vermillion, South Dakota] : South Dakota Public Television, 1999.
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Rapid City Public Library - South Dakota - Adult
SOUTH DAKOTA SD DVD 940.5449 FOS 1999
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Rapid City Public Library - South Dakota - Local History
SOUTH DAKOTA SD DVD 940.5449 FOS 1999
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Published
[Vermillion, South Dakota] : South Dakota Public Television, 1999.
Format
Video
Physical Desc
1 videodisc (57 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences and stills ; 4 3/4 in.
Language
English

Notes

General Note
Title from container label.
General Note
Interviewees: Prof. William Farber, friend and co-worker; Bob Lee, former executive secretary; retired Gen. Justin Berger (South Dakota National Guard); Morris Hallock, former SD budget director; Maxine Isenberg, former executive secretary (AFL); Donna Foss.
Creation/Production Credits
Producer: Bob Bosse, executive producer; James P. Sprecher, producer; associate producer, Tami Watson.
Creation/Production Credits
Editor: Keith Wagner.
Creation/Production Credits
Videographers: Russ Husby, Rex Kinnear, Kyle Mork, Kevin Paten, Keith Wagern.
Creation/Production Credits
Production manager: Bradley Van Osdel.
Creation/Production Credits
Director of television: Michelle Van Maanen.
Participants/Performers
Narrator: Jim Thompson.
Description
The story of Joe Foss's many lives: as WWII Marine ace and winner of the Medal of Honor, organizer with others of the Air National Guard in South Dakota as well as Brigadier General and Chief of Staff, member of the S.D. House of Representatives, youngest governer of the state of South Dakota, popular host of two television programs, organizer with others of the Crippled Children's School and Hospital in Sioux Falls, president of the South Dakota Society of Cripped Children and Adults and president of the National Society of Crippled Children and Adults, first commissioner of the American Football League, and president of the NRA. His story is the focus of "American Ace: The Joe Foss Story", a production of South Dakota Public Broadcasting. Foss, born to a South Dakota farm family in 1915, fell in love with airplanes as a boy. He joined the Marines, and earned his wings at age 26, but was told he was too old to be a fighter pilot. But Foss persevered, getting his chance just months after Pearl Harbor. Foss proved himself over in Guadalcanal. In just six weeks, he shot down 23 Japanese planes. He earned international fame and the Medal of Honor.
Funding Information
Funding provided in part by: The South Dakota Humanities Council, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
System Details
DVD.

Citations

APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Bosse, B., Sprecher, J. P., Watson, T., Wagner, K., Husby, R., Kinnear, R., Mork, K., Paten, K., Wagern, K., Van Maanen, M., Thompson, J., Farber, W. O. 1., Lee, B., Berger, J., Hallock, M., Isenberg, M., & Foss, D. W. (1999). American ace: the Joe Foss story . South Dakota Public Television.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Bob, Bosse et al.. 1999. American Ace: The Joe Foss Story. South Dakota Public Television.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Bob, Bosse et al.. American Ace: The Joe Foss Story South Dakota Public Television, 1999.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Bosse, Bob,, et al. American Ace: The Joe Foss Story South Dakota Public Television, 1999.

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