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Forever Flying Fifty Years of High-Flying Adventures, from Barnstorming in Prop Planes to Dogfighting Germans to Testing Supersonic Jets

R. A. "Bob" Hoover

Barnstormer, World War II fighter, test pilot, aerobatic genius -- Bob Hoover is a living aviation legend, the man General James "Jimmy" Doolittle called "the greatest stick and rudder pilot who ever lived." Hoover's career spans the history of American aviation, and now he tells his amazing story w...

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Martin McNally spent time at the local library reading books on parachuting and World War II flying adventures in an effort to understand how to hijack a plane.

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I spent about five hours pulling out books on parachuting and World War II adventures in flying and so forth.

— Episode: Ten Thousand Feet in the Air

Episode: Ten Thousand Feet in the Air

Martin McNally spent time at the local library reading books on parachuting and World War II flying adventures in an effort to understand how to hijack a plane.

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I spent about five hours pulling out books on parachuting and World War II adventures in flying and so forth.

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