Ten Good Men B-17 Documentary Screening

The Texas Military Forces Museum will host a free screening of Georgia filmmaker and YouTube historian Trent “TJ” Jones highly anticipated feature documentary 10 Good Men in the museum’s Hall of Honor at 1 p.m. on Sunday August 23 and Sunday August 30.

The 90-minute film preserves the firsthand combat stories of ten of the last remaining World War II veterans who flew the legendary B-17 Flying Fortress – the equivalent of a single, full crew during the war. Featuring rare restored and colorized archive footage, an Emmy Award-winning narrator in Dan Nachtrab, and powerful interviews with these aging heroes, 10 Good Men offers a rare and intimate look at the air war over Europe through the eyes of those who lived it.

The documentary has already earned rave reviews from New York Times best-selling authors and respected Air Force historians and is playing in select theaters throughout 2026. It marks the first feature film from TJ3 Productions, the company behind Jones’s popular TJ3 History YouTube channel, which has built a large following with in-depth World War II aviation storytelling.

“These men represent the final voices of a generation that is quickly leaving us,” said Jones. “Our goal with 10 Good Men was to honor their service with the highest production quality possible, so that their experiences can be preserved and shared for generations to come.

80 seats are available on a first come first served basis.  The museum and screening are free. Museum hours are 10 to 4. Ample parking is available around the museum. All visitors will need to stop at Camp Mabry’s visitor control center and show a valid US-issued photo ID to enter the post. Valid IDs are US driver’s licenses, US state issued ID cards, US issued passports or visas, US military/retiree/dependent ID cards.