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Masters of the Air, by Donald L. Miller.

I'm going to quote this from the book I read it from: ...Harry Crosby was unable to sight his primary target through a thick cloudbank. Both backup targets were socked in as well, freeing the squadrons to bomb a "target of opportunity," an Air Force euphemism for anyplace that could be...

Wow, this really does seem pretty interesting. The users are nice, also. :D (First time using actual quotes...) Yes, I might be shy doing the first few posts. Some people may consider me a new person, which I am, but so not take us seriously.

I wonder if there were any children in the other cars watching the man throw the girl. That would be sad, wouldn't it? To see somebody around your own age get treated that way...

I am new here. I'm not an expert on planes, but I might know more than the regular person, since I am reading a WWII book (Masters of the Air).