Stewart has

worked with famous pilots such as Col. Robert Morgan of

the "Memphis Belle;" Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott

Jr., who wrote "God is my Co-Pilot;" and Ensign

George Gay, sole survivor of Torpedo Squadron Eight

during the Battle of Midway.

A 1975

graduate of West Georgia College with a degree in fine

art, Stewart joined the Navy after college and retired

from the Naval Reserve in 1995 as a lieutenant commander.

He earned his private pilot's license as a teenager.

He has

original paintings and prints on display in more than 20

aviation museums worldwide, including the Imperial War

Museum in Duxford, England.

The Wings

Over Dixie air show is organized by the Dixie Wing of the

Confederate Air Force - an all-volunteer, nonprofit

museum dedicated to restoring and flying WWII aircraft,

as well as honoring those who built, flew and serviced

them.

For

complete air show information go to

www.wingsoverdixie.org of call 770-632-6688.