Steve Canyon

Canyon is given command of a mission which calls for a fueling plane to tow three jets which are to be cut loose when an enemy missile is sighted.

Steve is assigned to a hazardous project to launch jet fighters from mobile platforms with rocket boosters.

Steve takes charge of re-educating a "hot shot" team of devil-may-care flyboys to basic Air Force principles.

Steve and his friend prepare for an around the world test flight in jet fighters.

A much decorated pilot is court-martialed for reckless flying and negligence. The pilot asks for Steve to defend him.

There’s king size trouble for Steve when his passengers become hysterical after the plane develops engine trouble.

Steve goes to Altora Kansas to investigate reports of a flying saucer sighting.

Colonel Canyon investigates a jet crash in which the pilot was killed.

Steve has to transport the first Atlas missile cross-country to Cape Canaveral for launching.

Canyon is accidentally thrown from a plane while observing a training jump by Air Force paramedics.

While Canyon is transporting an American diplomat from Istanbul to Pakistan, he is forced to land just outside friendly territory.

Guided missiles are used for target practice by jets. Canyon and another pilot have a contest to see who shoots down more.

Canyon and crew attempt to set a new around the world non-stop speed record in a B-52. Ben Radin: Richard Anderson.

Steve is assigned to pilot the B-52 that drops the first test Hydrogen bomb.

Canyon finds a little girl who has never celebrated Christmas.

Canyon takes command at Big Thunder AFB where local citizens violently refuse to accept the airmen and the base.

Canyon searches for industrialist Peter Brendan, whose plane has been reported missing by his wife.

With a civilian passenger, Canyon discovers that his nose wheel is damaged, and he must try to eject the frightened man before he risks a dangerous crash landing.

In New Guinea Steve finds Army dog tags which belonged to a flier (listed as missing during WW II) and investigates.