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Fight On! puts the reader into the eye of the storm. Have a seat as Hitler gives one of his speeches. Arouse the ire of a German general in charge of a panzer division invading Czechoslovakia. Observe the political scene in Washington D.C.

Be taken on adventures while learning some of the history of the Old West. Laugh, cry, and wonder while you read about familiar and unfamiliar characters, animals, and railroads.

Professionally produced 30 - 45 minute film of your loved one's life. Produced in association with Heritage Movies, www.heritagemovies.com.

The perfect companion to the book Fight On!, Musings of John R. "Jack" Hubbard, and The Educator - Lesson Plans pulled from the book Fight On! This 18" x 24" poster correlates Dr. Hubbard's experiences with key world events during the 20th Century.

This is an invaluable resource. Not only is Fight On! a fantastic read on its own, it's a great way to make history come alive in the classroom. These lesson plans will allow you to use Jack Hubbard's writings to teach history in new and exciting ways, and your students will thank you for it.

While perhaps not history-making, John R. "Jack" Hubbard's adventures went far beyond the scope of his naval pilot career. If you want to see what other kind of mischief he got into, join him in this short companion book, where he meets the famous poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, goes Cajun duck hunting, gives an inaugural address, and takes flight during the nighttime. Musings of John R. "Jack" Hubbard ebook is a 3.2 MB PDF. 

Fight On! puts the reader into the eye of the storm. Have a seat as Hitler gives one of his speeches. Arouse the ire of a German general in charge of a panzer division invading Czechoslovakia. Observe the political scene in Washington D.C. with some of the most important men of that day. Be there when Congress debates entering the war. Discover German U-Boats along the U.S.’s Atlantic and Gulf coastlines. Fly support for the Enola Gay on her historic, fateful flight. Learn of the Cold War from the perspective of an Ambassador who saw it firsthand.

The complete memoirs of John R. "Jack" Hubbard, 8th president of the University of Southern California.

            The last man to die by Creek law, Timmie Jack, was never arrested nor held in jail.  He was simply told to appear in court on a certain date to stand trial for murder – which he did.

The contents of this book were written by John R. “Jack” Hubbard on a manual typewriter as he sailed around the world on a freighter in the 1990’s. In the twilight of his life, Jack handed his rough manuscript to his brother, George, with the request that it be edited and published under George’s direction. Every effort has been made to check names, titles, dates, events, and locations as recorded by Jack for accuracy in order to avoid claims of incompleteness, inaccuracy, libel, etc.