Title: The barrier is broken
Product review: Chuck Yeager's biography is also a surrogate USAF history. From the well timed "Sound Barrier" attempts, to his off-duty exploits, this true American hero accurately describes the hazardous nature of military aviation, and the talented, ornery characters imbued with the "Right Stuff" to develop the military's cutting-edge fighters. General Yeager holds no punches in his recollections of mistreatment by the envious, unctuous newcomers bent on having his career derailed, due to his lack of educational credentials. America would do well to remember the many sterling accomplishments of General Yeager, and that someone with the physical acumen, coordination, superb vision, and a general "can-do" attitude does not need a PhD in Aeronautical Engineering to fly well.
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