Linden BlueVice Chairman of San Diego based General Atomics, a leading scientific company focused on nuclear fission and fusion energy, high powered electro-magnetics and remotely piloted aircraft (Predator drone). Previously, he was COO of Learjet, CEO of Learan, CEO of Beech Aircraft, a Director of Raytheon Company and CEO of Spectrum Aeronautical. He studied history at Yale, advanced management at the Harvard Business school, political science at the University of Colorado and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree from South Dakota University of Mines and Technology. He served in the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command, and, with his brother Neal, founded a cacao and banana plantation in Nicaragua right out of college. While undergraduates at Yale, the brothers were featured in a Life magazine cover story about their flight around South America in a single engine Piper. Incarcerated in Cuba briefly before the Bay of Pigs Invasion in 1961, he is a supporter of the liberties that can only be enjoyed in a society based on constitutional pluralism (democracy), free enterprise, and the rule of law Read More Read Less