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Vietnam War Helicopter Pilot Kim Page: The Extraordinary Life of a Combat Aviator

Vietnam War helicopter pilot Kim Page flew some of the most dangerous combat missions of the war. He survived multiple helicopter crashes while saving countless lives. As a senior warrant officer, Kim Page faced enemy fire, mechanical failures, and impossible odds in active war zones across Southeast Asia. His story is one of courage, resilience, and service under fire.

🎥 Watch: The Extraordinary Life of Vietnam War Helicopter Pilot Kim Page

This documentary was written, filmed, produced, and edited by me, Tammy Rose. As a longtime helicopter reporter, I have covered countless aviation stories — but Kim Page’s journey stands among the most extraordinary I have ever documented. Watch below to experience his remarkable true story of courage, survival, and service.

Young Kim Page in U.S. Army uniform before serving as a Vietnam War helicopter pilot


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If Kim Page’s story inspired you, explore more incredible journeys captured on film. From extraordinary aviation adventures to life-changing personal stories, check out other Life on Film stories here.

Rocky waters for the ‘Texas Star’

Rocky Waters for the Texas Star Tree Ship follows a Vietnam veteran who spent seven years building a treehouse for his grandchildren. When the county claimed the trees were in an easement, he had to tear it down. The film captures his heartbreak and shows how he faced the challenge with quiet resilience. Click link below to see how this story unfolds.

Homeowners up in arms over an improvement project

Learn more about similar real-life stories at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.

Rocky Waters for the Texas Star Tree Ship

For seven years, the veteran built the treehouse with care and patience. He crafted each beam and platform himself, ensuring his grandchildren would have a safe and magical place to play. As the project grew, neighbors and friends admired his dedication.

Then the county intervened. They said the trees supporting the treehouse were in an easement for an improvement project. Forced to dismantle it, he faced a deep personal loss. Yet, the film shows his perseverance and love for family. Every detail in the treehouse tells a story, and the veteran’s efforts leave a lasting impression.

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