393 pages - 9x6 inches - Includes photo illustrations - From Jacket "This is the gut-wrenching, scared-as-hell story of a group of World War II college-age kids who flew B-25 Bombers in the South Pacific by the seat of their pants and wreaked havoc on Japanese military aspirations. Nine out of ten from the 345th Bomb Group didn't make it back....."
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A Cowboy Yarn,
This review is from: We Band of Brothers (Paperback)
A Texas boy, the author writes of his WWII experiences like you would imagine a cowboy sittin' around the campfire telling a yarn. Very personable, interesting and easy on the ear. It is hard to believe a guy could recall long ago conversations of even ancillary events with such precision but it makes the book highly entertaining and does not detract from the essential truth of his experience. The book almost puts you in the seat of the B-25 in combat or on the cot in a Pacific tent.
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