On Jan. 15, 2009, former Capt. Chesley 맥스카지노Sully맥스카지노 Sullenberger courageously landed a U.S. Airways plane on Manhattan맥스카지노s Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 people on board. He was immediately hailed a national hero: former New York Gov. David Paterson called it 맥스카지노a miracle on the Hudson;맥스카지노 Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama thanked him for his courage; and he was honored at the 2009 Super Bowl. When he sat for his first television interview with Katie Couric talking about the "loud thumps" caused by Canadian geese hitting the plane, the pilot sounded calm, confident. But at home, he suffered. Although never officially diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, Sullenberger says it was 맥스카지노obvious맥스카지노 he had it. In the weeks following the landing, his blood pressure hovered around 160/100. For months, he couldn맥스카지노t sleep. Reading the newspaper was a strenuous task 맥스카지노 words blurred together. 맥스카지노I couldn맥스카지노t shut my brain off,맥스카지노 Sullenberger tells Esquire. 맥스카지노I was constantly re-living, second guessing, what if-ing.맥스카지노It was hard on his family, too. News satellite trucks parked outside their California home day and night. Sullenberger couldn맥스카지노t cheer on either of his then 14- and 16-year-old daughters맥스카지노 tennis matches without being asked for a selfie or an autograph. His wife, Lorrie, accused him of sharing himself too much with the public 맥스카지노 and neglecting his family.맥스카지노None of us chose this,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노The fact that it was now all about this event, all about this story, all about, essentially, me 맥스카지노 It actually made my (family) angry.맥스카지노I instantly (went) from being anonymous, a very private person, to being this world recognized public figure. It changed my life, if not forever, for a very long time 맥스카지노 I had to very quickly learn a new way of living an entirely new life.맥스카지노It맥스카지노s been 10 years since the crash, and Sullenberger still gets recognized most everywhere he goes. That day on the Hudson was immortalized when Tom Hanks played the pilot in the blockbuster film, "Sully."Today, Sullenberger, now 67, and his family have adjusted to their new life 맥스카지노 and he맥스카지노s finally come to terms with how to use his fame.On April 17, 2018, another pilot performed a miracle landing. Capt. Tammie Jo Shults landed a Southwest plane after an engine exploded, leaving a gaping hole in the cabin. Like Sullenberger, she was hailed a hero.She declined interviews in the immediate aftermath (to this day she맥스카지노s only spoken to the media twice) and instead called Sullenberger, the only other person she felt would understand. 맥스카지노I told Tammie Jo that, based on my experience, the sudden notoriety was going to be its own challenge, but to look at it as a chance to have a voice to talk about whatever she wanted,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노I said, 맥스카지노You and your crew have done the best you could, and that will be your solace.맥스카지노맥스카지노At first, fame felt like a burden, but now Sullenberger feels a duty to guide pilots like Shults, who need advice, and a duty to the aviation community as a whole, which he does by advocating for airplane safety at conferences around the country. 맥스카지노That맥스카지노s how I can be most useful,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노My voice is, hopefully, the voice of reason. It's the voice of experience saying, 맥스카지노This is what I have learned in my life that's important.맥스카지노맥스카지노Shults is just one of tens of thousands of people who맥스카지노ve reached out to Sullenberger since his miracle landing. Of the 50,000 letters he received thanking him, the memorable ones include a note from a Holocaust survivor said that to save one life, is to save the world. Another simply read, 맥스카지노Captain Sullenberger, good job, I want to buy you a beer. Albeit a cheap, domestic one.맥스카지노 Taped to it was a $5 bill.맥스카지노I had that beer,맥스카지노 Sully says.All of the letters were donated to the Carolinas Aviation Museum, an adjunct of the Smithsonian, in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the U.S. Airways plane is also on display.Sullenberger was courted by Hollywood producers in the aftermath of the crash, but it didn맥스카지노t seem right to capitalize on what could have been a tragic event. Instead, he wrote about it in diaries, which, he says, turned the landing into a part of his identity, a life experience, rather than something that happened to him. In October 2009, his personal musings were published in the form of a memoir, "Highest Duty." Six years later, on a Friday afternoon, Sullenberger received a call from producer Frank Marshall, who is known for his work on the "Indiana Jones" series. He had big news: Clint Eastwood was interested in turning the book into a film.Sullenberger felt it was the right time and these were the right people to bring his story to the screen. 맥스카지노Once Clint likes something, things begin to happen,맥스카지노 says Sullenberger. Ten days later, Eastwood was in the Sullenberger family living room, listing off actors who could play the pilot.맥스카지노We didn't have a clear front-runner,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노I said, 맥스카지노I know someone I would love to see do this, but I 맥스카지노 there맥스카지노s no way they could. It맥스카지노s Jimmy Stewart.' Well, Tom Hanks is obviously this generation맥스카지노s Jimmy Stewart!맥스카지노In August 2015, America맥스카지노s sweetheart met America맥스카지노s hero: Hanks and Sullenberger spent hours together in preparation for the role. 맥스카지노He felt an intense obligation to get it right,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노He said while the film was in theaters and in the public맥스카지노s mind, he and I would be conflated, in a sense, thought of as the same. But once the film had run its course, I was going to have to go back to living the rest of my life and he didn맥스카지노t want to screw that up for me.맥스카지노So, Sullenberger kept a close eye on the screenplay during filming.맥스카지노He walked me through it page by page, note by note, moment by moment without complaint or blanch,맥스카지노 Hanks told Esquire. 맥스카지노He accepted the vagaries of making a movie out of a historic event 맥스카지노 He understood the balance of what needed to be done and what was possible to do. The fellow has the instincts of Joe DiMaggio in centerfield and Neil Armstrong in the Sea of Tranquility.맥스카지노Remember this,맥스카지노 Hanks adds, 맥스카지노The plane did not crash into the river. No, Sully flew the plane to a safe, forced-water landing. Every soul on board wet but alive."Sullenberger and Hanks have remained friendly. Every few months or so, Sullenberger receives an email from the actor 맥스카지노 they check in, make plans to catch up, talk about new movies.A year after the landing, Sullenberger hung up his aviator hat. He still flies privately with a leased plane, mostly on family trips or to speaking engagements on aviation safety. He맥스카지노s been asked twice by the Republican party to run for office, which he calls a 맥스카지노great honor맥스카지노 but politely declined both times. He맥스카지노s a Democrat and, besides, a campaign would put his family through another round of incessant hounding from the media.That doesn맥스카지노t mean he맥스카지노s shied away from speaking out about politics. After his decade in the spotlight, he knows when 맥스카지노 and how 맥스카지노 he wants to use his voice. In October 2018, Sullenberger penned a political think piece for The Washington Post, calling people to vote for leaders in the midterm elections who showed a commitment 맥스카지노to rebuilding our common values and not pandering to our basest impulses.맥스카지노 맥스카지노I will make myself heard at the appropriate times when it's necessary,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노I think that's a kind of a duty that each of us has. We can't be bystanders.맥스카지노Photographs by Allie Holloway
On Jan. 15, 2009, former Capt. Chesley 맥스카지노Sully맥스카지노 Sullenberger courageously landed a U.S. Airways plane on Manhattan맥스카지노s Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 people on board. He was immediately hailed a national hero: former New York Gov. David Paterson called it 맥스카지노a miracle on the Hudson;맥스카지노 Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama thanked him for his courage; and he was honored at the 2009 Super Bowl. When he sat for his first television interview with Katie Couric talking about the "loud thumps" caused by Canadian geese hitting the plane, the pilot sounded calm, confident.
But at home, he suffered.
Although never officially diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, Sullenberger says it was 맥스카지노obvious맥스카지노 he had it. In the weeks following the landing, his blood pressure hovered around 160/100. For months, he couldn맥스카지노t sleep. Reading the newspaper was a strenuous task 맥스카지노 words blurred together. 맥스카지노I couldn맥스카지노t shut my brain off,맥스카지노 Sullenberger tells . 맥스카지노I was constantly re-living, second guessing, what if-ing.맥스카지노
It was hard on his family, too. News satellite trucks parked outside their California home day and night. Sullenberger couldn맥스카지노t cheer on either of his then 14- and 16-year-old daughters맥스카지노 tennis matches without being asked for a selfie or an autograph. His wife, Lorrie, accused him of sharing himself too much with the public 맥스카지노 and neglecting his family.
맥스카지노None of us chose this,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노The fact that it was now all about this event, all about this story, all about, essentially, me 맥스카지노 It actually made my (family) angry.
맥스카지노I instantly (went) from being anonymous, a very private person, to being this world recognized public figure. It changed my life, if not forever, for a very long time 맥스카지노 I had to very quickly learn a new way of living an entirely new life.맥스카지노
It맥스카지노s been 10 years since the crash, and Sullenberger still gets recognized most everywhere he goes. That day on the Hudson was immortalized when Tom Hanks played the pilot in the blockbuster film, "Sully."
Today, Sullenberger, now 67, and his family have adjusted to their new life 맥스카지노 and he맥스카지노s finally come to terms with how to use his fame.
On April 17, 2018, another pilot performed a miracle landing. Capt. Tammie Jo Shults landed a Southwest plane after an engine exploded, leaving a gaping hole in the cabin. Like Sullenberger, she was hailed a hero.
She declined interviews in the immediate aftermath (to this day she맥스카지노s only spoken to the media twice) and instead called Sullenberger, the only other person she felt would understand.
맥스카지노My voice is, hopefully, the voice of reason."
맥스카지노I told Tammie Jo that, based on my experience, the sudden notoriety was going to be its own challenge, but to look at it as a chance to have a voice to talk about whatever she wanted,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노I said, 맥스카지노You and your crew have done the best you could, and that will be your solace.맥스카지노맥스카지노
At first, fame felt like a burden, but now Sullenberger feels a duty to guide pilots like Shults, who need advice, and a duty to the aviation community as a whole, which he does by advocating for airplane safety at conferences around the country. 맥스카지노That맥스카지노s how I can be most useful,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노My voice is, hopefully, the voice of reason. It's the voice of experience saying, 맥스카지노This is what I have learned in my life that's important.맥스카지노맥스카지노
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Shults is just one of tens of thousands of people who맥스카지노ve reached out to Sullenberger since his miracle landing. Of the 50,000 letters he received thanking him, the memorable ones include a note from a Holocaust survivor said that to save one life, is to save the world. Another simply read, 맥스카지노Captain Sullenberger, good job, I want to buy you a beer. Albeit a cheap, domestic one.맥스카지노 Taped to it was a $5 bill.
맥스카지노I had that beer,맥스카지노 Sully says.
All of the letters were donated to the Carolinas Aviation Museum, an adjunct of the Smithsonian, in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the U.S. Airways plane is also on display.
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The wreckage of US Airways flight 1549 floats in the Hudson River.
Sullenberger was courted by Hollywood producers in the aftermath of the crash, but it didn맥스카지노t seem right to capitalize on what could have been a tragic event. Instead, he wrote about it in diaries, which, he says, turned the landing into a part of his identity, a life experience, rather than something that happened to him.
"It didn맥스카지노t seem right to capitalize on what could have been a tragic event."
In October 2009, his personal musings were published in the form of a memoir, "" Six years later, on a Friday afternoon, Sullenberger received a call from producer Frank Marshall, who is known for his work on the "Indiana Jones" series. He had big news: Clint Eastwood was interested in turning the book into a film.
Sullenberger felt it was the right time and these were the right people to bring his story to the screen.
맥스카지노Once Clint likes something, things begin to happen,맥스카지노 says Sullenberger.
Ten days later, Eastwood was in the Sullenberger family living room, listing off actors who could play the pilot.
맥스카지노We didn't have a clear front-runner,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노I said, 맥스카지노I know someone I would love to see do this, but I 맥스카지노 there맥스카지노s no way they could. It맥스카지노s Jimmy Stewart.' Well, Tom Hanks is obviously this generation맥스카지노s Jimmy Stewart!맥스카지노
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Hanks and Sullenberger at a Sully screening on November 17, 2016.
In August 2015, America맥스카지노s sweetheart met America맥스카지노s hero: Hanks and Sullenberger spent hours together in preparation for the role. 맥스카지노He felt an intense obligation to get it right,맥스카지노 Sullenberger says. 맥스카지노He said while the film was in theaters and in the public맥스카지노s mind, he and I would be conflated, in a sense, thought of as the same. But once the film had run its course, I was going to have to go back to living the rest of my life and he didn맥스카지노t want to screw that up for me.맥스카지노
So, Sullenberger kept a close eye on the screenplay during filming.
맥스카지노He walked me through it page by page, note by note, moment by moment without complaint or blanch,맥스카지노 Hanks told Esquire. 맥스카지노He accepted the vagaries of making a movie out of a historic event 맥스카지노 He understood the balance of what needed to be done and what was possible to do. The fellow has the instincts of Joe DiMaggio in centerfield and Neil Armstrong in the Sea of Tranquility.
맥스카지노Remember this,맥스카지노 Hanks adds, 맥스카지노The plane did not crash into the river. No, Sully flew the plane to a safe, forced-water landing. Every soul on board wet but alive."
Sullenberger and Hanks have remained friendly. Every few months or so, Sullenberger receives an email from the actor 맥스카지노 they check in, make plans to catch up, talk about new movies.
This content is imported from YouTube.
You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
A year after the landing, Sullenberger hung up his aviator hat. He still flies privately with a leased plane, mostly on family trips or to speaking engagements on aviation safety. He맥스카지노s been asked twice by the Republican party to run for office, which he calls a 맥스카지노great honor맥스카지노 but politely declined both times. He맥스카지노s a Democrat and, besides, a campaign would put his family through another round of incessant hounding from the media.
That doesn맥스카지노t mean he맥스카지노s shied away from speaking out about politics. After his decade in the spotlight, he knows when 맥스카지노 and how 맥스카지노 he wants to use his voice.
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Sullenberger with his wife and two daughters.
In October 2018, Sullenberger penned a political think piece for , calling people to vote for leaders in the midterm elections who showed a commitment 맥스카지노to rebuilding our common values and not pandering to our basest impulses.맥스카지노
맥스카지노I will make myself heard at the appropriate times when it's necessary,맥스카지노 he says. 맥스카지노I think that's a kind of a duty that each of us has. We can't be bystanders.맥스카지노
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