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2 comments about Hangar Flying with Grandpa: Flight and Adventure Stories for my Grandchildren.

1. This book is a great look at what life was like as a career military pilot from the beginning of WWII to the end of the Vietnaum conflict. Lots of good insights into what it was like to live in post-war Germany.



2. This book is an amazing read. We are lucky to have Wilbert Turk put this down in writing. A man who joined the civilian Air corp, which became the Army Air Corp, which became the Air Force. This guy tells a story that starts with the birth of aviation and his early life fascination with it, through the formation of America's Air Force and his life and detailed battle accounts through World War II, Korea, other Cold War Efforts, and Vietnam.
   
   It is true that a lot has been said about the Greatest Generation, but I will tell you that there is more to be found and more to be learned. Untold amounts of detail and truth are found in personal histories such as this. This is a very important and a life changing book. Mr. Turk wrote this book for his grandchildren, but I believe it is a great resource to all of us.
   
   It goes without saying that I am enjoying this book.