Browsing: Aviation

A New York Times bestseller: When a German pilot crossed paths with an injured American pilot in the war-torn skies of 1943, he escorted the enemy plane to safety. Neither man ever forgot the incident, leading to an unforgettable reunion 40 years later. “A riveting story of humanity and mercy” (Publishers Weekly).

This “fine biography” (Booklist) chronicles the life of legendary World War II hero and fighter pilot Gregory Boyington, leader of the Black Sheep squadron — including his battle with inner demons and the brave exploits that earned him the Medal of Honor.

In this New York Times bestseller, a seasoned flight attendant shares the highs and lows of life in the air — from zany travelers to off-duty escapades. “There’s something for everyone in this witty tell-all” (Publishers Weekly).

A #1 New York Times bestseller: When a US cargo plane crashed in November 1942, its survivors began a 148-day Arctic journey that would change their lives forever… A “poignant, persuasive depiction of men under arms” (The Wall Street Journal), with nearly 3,200 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

In this engrossing memoir, a combat squad leader of the 101st Airborne Division shares his account of the Vietnam War — from stories of combat to the anti-war movement.

From a New York Times bestselling author comes a sweeping account of combat aviation — from the dogfights of World War I to today’s high-tech warfare. A perfect choice for history and military buffs.

In Vietnam, America’s most elite fighter pilots risked their lives in a top secret effort to thwart a deadly new breed of weapon. A New York Times bestselling author delivers an account that “will appeal to military history fans or anyone looking for an absorbing read” (Library Journal).

The classic “New York Times” bestselling story of heroism and sacrifice–by the author of “Flags of Our Fathers, The Imperial…

The epic Battle of Britain is chronicled like never before in this masterful New York Times bestseller. “Bold and refreshing… Korda writes with great elegance and flair” (The Wall Street Journal).