His story is something from an old black-and-white movie a war hero rescues the American Chief of Staff during World War II, flies him to safety and lands in Casablanca. Here's the twist: the military recommends him for the Distinguished Flying Cross, but he doesn't actually receive the medal until 64 years later, in the mail. That's right. So much time passed, Thomas Roberts forgot that his old commanding officer, Gen. Paul Tibbets who dropped the Hiroshima bomb recommended him for one of the most prestigious medals in the Air Force. Only a few months ago, while...