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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
American in Canadian Skies,
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This review is from: The Arctic Fox: Bush Pilot of the North Country (Paperback)
Don Braun volunteered to fly for the Canadians during WWII and stayed in Canada after the war as a bush pilot. Don flew the far North with Wardair from the begining and proved himself to be a talented pilot in an unforgiving land. I found the stories to be well written and usually fascinating. Don was a pro in a type of flying that did not tolerate fools or mistakes. He pioneered some of the early routes and bush airstrips.Although a bit homespun at times the stories themselves overshadow any tendency for skimming. I enjoyed the book and would recommend it to readers that enjoy Northern flying and adventure stories. There are not many books on Canadian bush flying, most are about Alaskan pilots. This one is one of the better accounts of post WWII Canadian flying. |
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The Arctic Fox: Bush Pilot of the North Country by Don C. Braun (Paperback - July 24, 2000)
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