Peter
Booth, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and Stanford
University, served in a wide mix of ships and carrier-based
Navy fighter squadrons, including command of the Red Rippers
and the nation's first super aircraft carrier, the USS
Forrestal during the 1970s.
Following retirement from
the Navy, he was president of two publicly-owned maritime
companies and later returned to the sea as a part-time
master of ocean-going research vessels. Living in the
Navy town of Pensacola, Florida with his wife Carolyn, he
still flies his tiny airplane with a driving max speed of
140 mph and plus 3 Gs.
Peter
Booth, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and Stanford
University, served in a wide mix of ships and carrier-based
Navy fighter squadrons, including command of the Red Rippers
and the nation's first super aircraft carrier, the USS
Forrestal during the 1970s.
