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Title: When Men Were Men - Forty Years of Aviation History
Review: Fly Fast...Sin Boldly dispels the adage that there are "no old bold pilots." That Bill Lear lived to write this fascinating autobiography speaks volumes of his skill as an aviator and the good fortune that always seemed to be in his cockpit. While many of his closest friends and colleagues perished in accidents the author survived learning to fly as a teenager during WW II, the post-war air show and air race circuits and piloting the first generations of USAF fighter jets. The book will appeal to pilots, aviation and military history buffs, or anyone wanting to read an inspirational story of one American's passionate and total commitment to flying. The book is a joy to read, full of vignettes both terrifying and hilarious. I unhesitatingly recommend Fly Fast...Sin Boldly.
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