Presentation – Los Alamos National Laboratory
I’m pleased to share that my recent presentation for Los Alamos National Laboratory has now been published online by the National Security Research Center (NSRC). My sincere thanks to Brye Steeves, Director of the NSRC, and to Alan Carr and …
Read More
A Heartfelt Thank You to the Veterans Breakfast Club
On October 30th, I had the honor of joining the Veterans Breakfast Club (VBC) for an evening of reflection, storytelling, and shared history. The discussion was deeply engaging, and I was truly moved by the warmth and enthusiasm of the …
Read More
World of Aviation podcast
Had a great chat with Al Malmberg on 8/23/2020! Check it out at: https://omny.fm/shows/world-of-aviation1/08-23-20-paul-tibbets-iv
Read More
Lessons from Friends #7: Don’t Quit
I loved to swim. Competitively. My father was an athlete. He played football and basketball. Although he wasn’t a big guy, he had a competitive spirit and enjoyed the game. He thought I would enjoy football, and signed me up for a school …
Read More
Lessons from Friends #6: Marry Someone Who Loves You for You!
She was so Beautiful. It was a blind date. My sister Cynthia set it up. They were coworkers. Said I would really like her. She had a great smile. The date started ok. Cynthia brought her boyfriend. She and my blind date also …
Read More
Lessons from Friends #5: Trust Your Gut
It was an honor when I grabbed the wing guidon from my boss and said, “Sir, I assume command!” I had been in the Air Force for 26 years and 15 moves. Married my soulmate. Had two great kids. One …
Read More
Lessons from Friends #4: Have the Courage to Do What’s Right
Many have shared with me, including my Grandfather, that Brig Gen Paul W. Tibbets, Jr. was full of confidence in his late 20s. Leading bombing missions in World War II was tough work, and he was good at it. Really good. …
Read More
