Title: Personal stories of terror at 12,000 feet
Product review: A first-hand look at the war, from a warrior who saw a lot. At times a slow read due to diary tone of the work, "Wing" leaves a vivid impression of the details and daily turmoil of daylight bombing. So many things could go wrong, and that was before there was long-range fighter protection. Just surviving the trip to the target could be a miracle.Discipline and training matter. Commitment to the cause matters more. Courage helps, but it's not enough. This book understands the small, human parts that go into a large, heroic effort.
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