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"The air about us erupted into an orange and black inferno that tossed us violently upward, and rained steel against the ship. The sound was instantaneous, then gone. But the sky continued to erupt like a field of volcanoes spewing unseen death, shredding the air about us. 'The aircraft was mortally wounded. Number-three had lost power and was running erratically. I fought the controls to stabilize the swaying ship....' Lieutenant William R. Cubbins and his officers and crew were on a bombing run over Rumania in 1944 when their B-24 Liberator took a direct hit from exploding flak and they were forced to bail out over enemy territory."--Book Jacket.