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Ernest K. Gann's Flying Circus |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
A collection of historical essays of the early days of flying |
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Wind, Sand and Stars |
Antoine |
de Sain-Exuper y |
The pilot's poet |
Gentlemen of Adventrue |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
A novel of the early days of aviation |
Stick and Rudder |
Wolfgang |
Langewiesc he |
The original (and still the bible) how airplanes (and pilots) fly |
The Spirit of St. Louis |
Charles |
Lindbergh |
A diary of crossing the Atlantic |
Lindgergh - A Biography |
Leonard |
Mosley |
Lindbergh's life, including the difficult days during and after WW II |
West with the Night |
Beryl |
Markham |
An autobiography of the first woman to fly eastward across the Atlantic - a fascinating woman |
Straight on Till Morning |
Mary S. |
Lovell |
Biography of Beryl Markham |
In the Company of Eagles |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
A novel of flying in WW I |
I Could Never Be So Lucky Again |
Jimmy |
Doolittle |
An autobiography of a fascinating American legend |
Clash of Wings |
Walter J. |
Boyne |
World War II in the Air, by the former director of the Air & Space Smithsonian |
Fate is the Hunter |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
Gann's first, and best, "autobiography" Flying in the 30's |
Night Witches |
Bruce |
Myles |
Russian women fighter pilots of WW II |
Experiences of the War - The American Airman in Europe |
Roger A. |
Freeman |
Stories from the crews of the 8th Air Force in England |
Target Luftwafte |
William |
Ong |
Tragedy and Triumph of the WW II Air Victory - Features former Kansas City Flying Club member,
Ken Martin |
The Cannibal Queen |
Stephen |
Coots |
Flying Across the United States in a Stearman |
Dragonfly |
Bryan |
Burrough |
Aboard the MIR |
The Wrong Stuff |
Truman |
Smith |
Adventures and Mis-Adventures of an 8th Air Force Aviator |
Wasps - Women Airforce Service Pilots of WW II |
Vera S. |
Williams |
America's Women flyers in WW II |
The Wild Blue - The Men and Boys Who Flew the B-24s Over Germany |
Stephen |
Ambrose |
A terrific acount of the B-24 in WW II by one of our nation's best historians. |
Return of the Enola Gay |
Paul W. |
Tibbets |
The preparation and delivery of America's first atomic bomb |
High Flyers |
Fopp |
Michael |
30 Reminiscences celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the RAF |
The Berlin Candy Bomber |
Gail |
Halvorsen |
Dropping candy to kids during the Berlin Airlift |
Song of the Sirens |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
Another Gann bok, this one combining his stories of the sea and air |
Father Goose |
Bill |
Lishman |
Flying with the geese in an ultralight |
The Flying North |
Jean |
Potter |
A history of flying in Alaska and the Yukon |
Alaska's Sky Follies |
Joe |
Rychetknik |
The funny side of flying in the far north |
The Black Watch |
Ernest K. |
Gann |
Flying the U-2 |
Voyager |
Dick,
Jeanna |
Rutan
Yeager |
One takeoff, one tank of gas, one landing, around the world |
The 11 Days of Christmas - America's Last Vietnam Battle |
Michel |
Marshall |
A truly exciting account of the last air battle of the Viet Nam war. The Story of Linebacker II.
What went right, and mostly what went wrong. For those of us who were there, this book really tells it like it was |
Da Nang Diary |
Tom |
Yarborough |
I used to listen to these guys on the radio when I was flying over Viet Nam. This is what the
"Covey" guys were doing down in the bushes in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. - Chris |
In Love and War |
Jim and Sybil |
Stockdale |
The story of Medel of Honor holder, before, during, and after his imprisonment in North Vietnam
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John Glenn - A Memoir |
John |
Glenn |
The autobiography of the first American to orbit the earth |
A Man on the Moon |
Andrew |
Chaikin |
What it took to put Neil Armstrong on the Moon |
Two Sides of the Moon |
David Alexei |
Scott
Leonov |
Side by side descriptions of the space race from the first man to walk in space, and the
commander of Apollo 15 |
Riding Rockets |
Mike |
Mullane |
"Outrageous tales of a Space Shuttle Astronaut" |
Inside the Sky |
William |
Langewiesc he |
A meditaion on flight |
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Flight of Passage |
Rinker |
Buck |
True story of two teen-age boys who rebuild a J-3 Cub and fly it across the country |
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