On behalf of the Flying Tiger Historical Organization, we would like to invite you to partner with us and be a part of history as we memorialize the strong relationship that existed between China and the United States during WW II. The Flying Tigers Heritage Park in Guilin, China is the premier museum and memorial park dedicated to honoring the role of the Flying Tigers during WW II (the American AVG, 14th Air Force, and CBI). This world-class museum and park is nearing completion and will culminate with the re-enactment of a “Hump” flight beginning in Myanmar (Burma), over the Himalayan Mountains, and ending at the Flying Tigers Heritage Park in Guilin. We anticipate that this event will garner wide media attention both in America and in China. In fact we are in the final stages of negotiation with the American Heroes Channel to produce a documentary on the flight that will be narrated by actor Joe Mantegna, Jr. We are asking you to help sponsor this historic endeavor. The re-enactment flight will honor the brave men and women from America who fought alongside the Chinese to defeat Japanese Imperialism. Additionally, the flight will transport a number of rare and historically significant artifacts for permanent display at the museum in Guilin. The Flying Tigers Heritage Park is in the final stages of construction and is slated to open on March 28, 2015. Included within this brochure is a list of the sponsorship benefits available at different levels of support. This is a unique opportunity to document and record for history some of the most dangerous and significant flying that took place during WW II. Your contribution will ensure that this under-reported segment of history will be memorialized for generations. The Chinese Consulate in San Francisco, CA is hosting the Flying Tiger Historical Organization on October 24, 2014. We would love to use this special evening as an opportunity to celebrate with you as we honor and help preserve the legacy of some of our nation’s finest patriots. Thank you in advance for your generous support! Warmest regards,
Maj. Gen. James T. Whitehead, Jr., USAF (Ret.)
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