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Review Date: 2/18/2018
A surprisingly well written book but a pilot who i assumed was a gruff, hard drinking fighter pilot. Boyington is a fine writer who provides a interesting view into not only the life of a World War II aviator but also life of a prisoner of war. He shares what might be considered an enlightened view of the culture he fought against. His account of life after the war is also interesting.
Review Date: 8/3/2014
This is one of the greatest aviation books ever written. A must read for any pilot, or person who wishes to peak into the world of an airline cockpit. It has been suggested to me the book be read periodically and I must say it gets better with each read. Gann does a wonderful job of sharing his experiences in the cockpit in a way that is both educational to the pilot as well as extremely readable. If you are a pilot READ THIS BOOK!
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