God Is My Co-Pilot - The Story of a Combat Pilot in WWII

Autobiography of a Flying Tiger in Burma and China during before and after the start of WW II. Contents Foreword by Major General C. L. Chennault CHAPTER 1. I Knew What I Wanted 2. Bumpy Landings 3. 84,000 Miles of Girl-Trouble 4. When Death Flew the Mails 5. Hazards of Being an Instructor 6. Too Old for Combat 7. Dream Mission 8. Take-Off from Brazil 9. Lost Over the Atlantic 10. Across Africa 11. Burma-Roadsters 12. Two Miles Above Everest 13. The General Preferred to Walk 14. Situation Very Confused 15. Too Much Tin 16. No Hits, No Runs, One Error 17. Rats on the Burma Road 18. Salute to the AVG 19. You've Got to Shoot at People 20. Great Day 21. Some Good, Honest Lead-poisoning 22. Too Busy to Remember 23. The Chinese Really Know How 24. We're Doing All Right 25. Stranger Than Fiction 26. Morale-Builder 27. Farewell to "Old Exterminator" 28. We've Got to Learn to Hate 29. Calling Cards on Hongkong 30. So Sorry, Please, So Sorry 31. Keeping the Japs Guessing 32. Our Biggest Bombing 33. The "Chip" of Invincibility 34. Goose for Christmas 35. How to Cure a General 36. No Use Fooling Ourselves Author's Note