The First Strike: Doolittle Raider Don Smith - Couverture rigide

Higbee, Paul

 
9781941813126: The First Strike: Doolittle Raider Don Smith

Synopsis

Author Paul Higbee follows WWII pilot Don Smith from his childhood through college, flight training, and Army Air Corps service, highlighting the young man's transformation from South Dakota boy to American hero. Higbee reveals the excitement, danger, and pride of the eighty men who took part in the first American attack on Japan and the uncertainty of life in the United States Army Air Corps during World War II. Smith's story reflects lives forever altered by wartime experiences, whether on land or in the air.

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À propos de l?auteur

Paul Higbee is a longtime contributor to South Dakota Magazine. He holds degrees from the University of Notre Dame and Black Hills State University, where he serves on the advisory board for the Leland D. Case Library for Western Historical Studies. With over forty years in public education, he is part of the United States Department of Education Teaching American History program and has worked as a writer-in-residence for the South Dakota Arts Council. Higbee served as the lead writer for Dakota Pathways, South Dakota Public Broadcasting's Emmy Award-winning history television show for children and is the 2001 recipient of a Governor's Award for History. The author of several books on the history of the state, Higbee currently resides in the Black Hills with his wife.

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