If you could meet anyone in history, who would it be and why?

Jimmy Stewart. He was a Veteran and a very caring person who had been through alot, seen alot and still managed to pull a lifelong career still caring for others. What a hero!

AE2 George Schwalb
I would like to meet Vice Admiral Carl Chebi. As a former NAVAIR Aviation Electrician on older C118 and C130 Aircraft, It would be an honor to to shake the hand of the current "Air Boss".

I'd like to see Abraham Lincoln because as a child I admired him immensely & Jesus because he is my Lord & Savior

If could meet anyone in history, it’d be none other than MR. ROD SERLING!

This notable and admirable man was not only a fellow veteran (U.S. Army infantry), but his brilliant mind gave light to a timeless classic that we come to call, The Twilight Zone!

He suffered from PTSD and used writing as a form of therapy; thus, he wrote most episodes.

Have you seen The Twilight Zone?

My grandpop, Mr James T. Maddrey. He passed away when I was 2 1/2 years old.
He was a WWI veteran and survivor. After the war, he moved to a small town a became a banker. I was told by several merchants, that he would give them start up business loans when no one else would. Often years back, I would walk into a store and hear, “I don’t know who you are, but I know your father and grandfather well.” The more people in that town I met, the more proud I was of him and wanted to be like him.

I would like to meet Madeline L’Engle because she was always my favorite author and inspired me to start writing, which led to my career as a journalist.

God! His only is a best seller!

God

Of course, Jesus Christ is at the head of my visit wish list, however, I am already planning on seeing him very soon. So, in second place is Thomas Jefferson. No American, and few people in world history are smarter or have accomplished more while alive than Thomas Jefferson. His personal history indicates that he is wonderful to meet and be around. He was a master of so many varying fields of thought including, obviously, government, then freedom, law, agriculture, art, and religion to name a few. What would his thoughts be on where this world has come is 100 years? B1rd

I would have liked to meet Abraham Lincoln I feel that he made such an impact for people of all races, cultures and nationalities.