RANDOLPH AFB, Texas, Sept. 11 -- The U.S. Air Force Air Force Personnel Center issued the following press release:
Long before he became one of the National Air and Space Intelligence Center's most respected Measurement and Signature Intelligence leaders, Kevin Bish was a kid in Beavercreek, Ohio, pretending to fly fighter aircraft with his brother using broken cockpit display equipment their father brought home from work.
"He would bring home pieces of obsolete or broken equipment that my brother and I would spend hours pretending we were the pilots using that equipment to win imaginary battles," Bish recalled.
That early fascination with how things worked never left.
Though born near Chicago, Bish moved to Beavercreek when he was one ...