Wings of Valor, Wings of Gold

by Amy Waters Yarsinske

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This book tells the fascinating story of American naval aviation from its origins in Hampton Roads to its impact on world events. Much of the story is told in the aviators own words, because the author conducted hundreds of interviews, from admiral to airman, to capture the unique flavour of this challenging profession. In the end, the naval aviation community told their own story in action, deeds, and in the volumes of words they shared and which have been captured in more than 360 pages of show more text and more than 625 photographs arid illustrations, 80 in colour. show less

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Amy Waters Yarsinske is the author of two dozen books, and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism for her six-part series in the Virginian-Pilot on Michael Scott Speicher, written with Lon Wagner. A former intelligence officer in the naval reserves, she lives with her husband -- a former naval aviator and Desert Storm veteran -- in show more Norfolk, Virginia show less

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Nonfiction, History
DDC/MDS
359.9Social sciencesPublic administration & military scienceNaval forces and warfare
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VG93 .Y37Naval ScienceMinor services of naviesMinor services of naviesNaval aviation

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