The Yugo, a car from communist Yugoslavia, was imported to America by Malcolm Bricklin, a serial entrepreneur, in the 1980s. Despite initial hype and sales, the car's poor quality and lack of maintenance led to its downfall. The story of the Yugo is a fascinating look at American culture and the automotive industry during the 1980s. [... more]

Lieutenant Ernie Latham, a World War II pilot, recounts his harrowing experience of ditching in the Adriatic Sea and saving five of his crew members. He then shares his journey of being transferred to the 306th Fighter Wing, where he flies P-51s and eventually completes 36 missions with the 49th Fighter Squadron. [... more]

Lieutenant Ernie Latham's story of survival and heroism during World War II, as he pilots a B-24 Liberator that crashes in the Adriatic Sea, and his subsequent journey to fly P-51s and complete his mission requirement. [... more]

The Yugo, a car from communist Yugoslavia, was brought to America by serial entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin, who saw an opportunity to sell a cheap, everyman car to the masses. Despite its poor quality and numerous flaws, the Yugo became an iconic symbol of failure in American culture, with its reputation as the worst car ever made cemented by Consumer Reports and pop culture references. [... more]