Brian Shul dies at 75; fighter pilot who flew world's fastes

Brian Shul, a retired Air Force major who modestly described himself as "a survivor" rather than a hero, after he was downed in a Vietnamese jungle, where he nearly died before rebounding to pilot the world's fastest spy plane, died on May 20 in Reno, Nevada. He was 75.

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