This true story of the behind the lines heroism of an Air Force Captain called to an unfamiliar and highly dangerous duty made for a good read. This historical fiction accounting of the strained relationship between the US and the USSR demonstrates exactly what it was that made us so different from the Soviets: respect for life. I found the book interesting, engaging, enlightening and an altogether good read.
Wow!! This man is a hero... I don't use that word often, but in this case it is true. Not only did he fly bombers in WWII, but once her reached his 35 flights he was asked to do so much more. More than he was prepared for. He was able to get hundreds of POW's back home to their families. Hero!!
This true story of the behind the lines heroism of an Air Force Captain called to an unfamiliar and highly dangerous duty made for a good read. This historical fiction accounting of the strained relationship between the US and the USSR demonstrates exactly what it was that made us so different from the Soviets: respect for life. I found the book interesting, engaging, enlightening and an altogether good read.
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