"Premier Chronicler of the Air Wars" will follow your name, Tom. The review should help move the book, but if potential readers merely open to any page and begin a sample skim in any of your work they will be swept up by the energetic accounts of everything from the mundane to the death-defyingly glorious. Passed around "Bridge Busters" …
"Premier Chronicler of the Air Wars" will follow your name, Tom. The review should help move the book, but if potential readers merely open to any page and begin a sample skim in any of your work they will be swept up by the energetic accounts of everything from the mundane to the death-defyingly glorious. Passed around "Bridge Busters" which was well received. Looking forward to the lesser well known air wars in North Africa. You're doing history some major favors, Tom.
Most of the senior Army and Air Force people who went through the North African campaign said it was "the place where we learned to walk so we could run"
"Premier Chronicler of the Air Wars" will follow your name, Tom. The review should help move the book, but if potential readers merely open to any page and begin a sample skim in any of your work they will be swept up by the energetic accounts of everything from the mundane to the death-defyingly glorious. Passed around "Bridge Busters" which was well received. Looking forward to the lesser well known air wars in North Africa. You're doing history some major favors, Tom.
Most of the senior Army and Air Force people who went through the North African campaign said it was "the place where we learned to walk so we could run"
Unless one grew up in the middle of the Mojave (Did anyone ever?), that campaign had to be like a fight on another planet, maybe only worse.