Title: Smarter than the average fighter pilot.
Product review: When I heard that Fast Eddie had written a book about his flying experiences in the Vietnam war, I had to check it out. He and I were classmates at Air Force Pilot Training, though he went on to fighter-pilot heaven while most of us took up lesser positions, and I wanted to see what he had to say.The day the book arrived from Amazon, I thought I would leaf through it and read it when I had time. No way. It captured me immediately and I read it straight through that night. I remember his being articulate, and, as expected, the accounts of his flying experiences are eloquent, poetic even. The nice surprise is that he is also very thoughtful about the political and personal stresses of that war.I am considering whether to rate the book five stars or four stars. When I saw that he had already reviewed the book and given it five stars (He is, after all, a fighter pilot.), I figured I'll give it four, just to bust chops. But I can't.
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