Military History Books
Fighter Pilot Jazz: Hal Shook 2005 1st edition paperback
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Author: Hal Shook
Publisher: Humanomics Publishing
Pagination: 260
Format: Paperback
Condition: Very good, would be fine apart from slight shelf wear.
1st Edition.
The thrill of flying has been in Hal Shooks blood since his earliest memory of watching seagulls over the ocean performing their own maneuvers diving, turning, and gliding. Fighter Pilot Jazz gives an account of Colonel Shooks mastery of the principles of combat aviation as it charts his path through college, the Army Air Corps flying cadet program and final graduation as a 2nd Lieutenant and rated pilot. Finding himself suddenly in command of a fighter squadron of 300 men and 28 aircraft, Col. Shook describes the combat missions that served as training and preparation for the invasion of Normandy and how these experiences, enabled by his dedication and commitment, have instilled the principles of success that he enjoys and communicates to his readers in FIGHTER PILOT JAZZ. The lessons presented in this book are as important for businesses in todays highly competitive markets, as they were to the success of Allied forces in the invasion of Normandy. Senator Bob Dole Hal Shook gives us insight into the hearts, minds, equipment, and spirit of the winning team in World War II. His FIGHTER PILOT JAZZ takes us behind the scenes and into the skies so vividly that we can see the battles unfurl as if on a heavenly vantage point.
