Big News & Exciting Moments for Honor In the Air

There’s so much happening around the Honor In the Air documentary that sometimes we find ourselves needing to catch our breath. But each event, every message of support, and all the incredible people we meet along the way remind us why we do this. So—we take a deep breath, and carry on.

We’re thrilled to share some truly exciting news: Captain Scott Alwin, the central figure in Honor In the Air and a remarkable aviator, will be inducted into the Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame on October 18, 2025. It’s a deeply deserved recognition, and we’re honored to see Scott receive his place among more than 150 outstanding aviators who have received this distinction over the past four decades.

Upcoming Screenings & Events

Here’s a quick look at where Honor In the Air will be showing in the coming months:

• May 16, 2025 – Wausau, WI We’ll help kick off EAA Chapter 640’s Armed Forces Day celebration with a special screening of Honor In the Air at Wausau’s downtown airport. We’re also honored to serve as judges for their youth video contest—can’t wait to see what the next generation of storytellers is creating!

• June 2025 - San Antonio, TX Vietnam Helicopter Crew Members Association screening

• August 3, 2025 - Neillsville, WI A very special screening at The Highground Veterans Memorial Park for their annual Vietnam Veterans Reunion.

• August 2025 – Reunion Screenings The film will be shown at both the 7/17th Cav Reunion and the Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association reunion. We’re looking forward to connecting with fellow veterans and their families as we honor shared experiences and stories.

• November 11, 2025 – Veterans Day Broadcast Honor In the Air will air on Milwaukee PBS (both of their stations). We’re also hoping Wisconsin PBS will help bring the film to a wider audience throughout the state. Stay tuned!
  

Recent Highlights

• April 2, 2025 – Merrill, WI We had a full house at the T.B. Scott Free Public Library, where community members and veterans packed the room for a heartfelt screening and conversation.

• April 11, 2025 – Portage High School Thanks to teacher Sarah Pulliam, we were able to share the film with 147 Portage High School freshmen. Their attentiveness and warm welcome left a lasting impression on us.
  

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Thank you for being part of this story—and we hope to see you at a screening or other event soon!