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Cover has normal wear. Dust jacket has some wear and tear. Pages are readable. Binding is secure. May contain some writing.
This compelling memoir offers a firsthand account of the extraordinary life and exploits of Carl Gabreski, one of America’s most celebrated fighter pilots of World War II. Gabreski’s remarkable journey takes readers from his humble beginnings in rural Pennsylvania to the skies over Europe, where he achieved an astonishing 28 aerial victories and became the top American ace in the European theater.
Penned with the assistance of esteemed aviation writer Francis Molesworth, this volume provides a vivid and captivating portrayal of aerial combat during the war, as well as insights into the mental fortitude and skill required to excel as a fighter pilot. Beyond the thrilling dogfights and daring missions, the book delves into Gabreski’s unwavering determination and the camaraderie he shared with his fellow pilots, offering a poignant glimpse into the human experience of war.
For aviation enthusiasts, historians, and collectors alike, this well-preserved copy presents a rare opportunity to immerse oneself in the life of a true American hero, whose bravery and skill left an indelible mark on the annals of military aviation history.
