The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought between two great powers. The Japanese Empire and the United States of America. The Japanese Empire was at the pinnacle of its glory.
The complete story of this pivotal battle has been chronicled by many distinguished historians. This book is about one young American flyer who fought and died there.
William Robinson Evans, Jr.
The youngest pilot in Torpedo Squadron Eight, he was one of a group of young Americans from every part of the country. Through a combination of courage, sacrifice, luck, and timing, it was the fate of these men to help change the course of battle. Acclaimed author and historian Herman Wouk called what they did “the soul of America in action…the extra ounce of martial weight that in a few decisive minutes tipped the balance of history.
Like the rest of the flyers in the squadron, Bill Evans was fighting to help win what he hoped would be a lasting peace, and then to come home and enjoy the rest of his life. He never made it home to Indianapolis, Indiana, but what he left behind for the rest of us was a store of brilliant writing as eloquent as anything ever written about war.
This is his story.
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Robert J. Mrazek, is the author of fourteen books, earning the American Library Association's top honors for military fiction, the Michael Shaara award for Civil War fiction, and the Best Book (American History) from the Washington Post. A former five-term Congressman, he wrote numerous pieces of landmark legislation, including the Amerasian Homecoming Act that brought 19,000 children fathered by Americans during the Vietnam War to the U.S.
Michael Rogers, Evans family historian, devoted many years to researching the life of Bill Evans. His perseverance in pursuing this quest provided the foundation for the author to illustrate the significance of the extraordinary life of this young American hero.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought between two great powers. The Japanese Empire and the United States of America. The Japanese Empire was at the pinnacle of its glory.The complete story of this pivotal battle has been chronicled by many distinguished historians. This book is about one young American flyer who fought and died there.William Robinson Evans, Jr.The youngest pilot in Torpedo Squadron Eight, he was one of a group of young Americans from every part of the country. Through a combination of courage, sacrifice, luck, and timing, it was the fate of these men to help change the course of battle. Acclaimed author and historian Herman Wouk called what they did "the soul of America in action.the extra ounce of martial weight that in a few decisive minutes tipped the balance of history.Like the rest of the flyers in the squadron, Bill Evans was fighting to help win what he hoped would be a lasting peace, and then to come home and enjoy the rest of his life. He never made it home to Indianapolis, Indiana, but what he left behind for the rest of us was a store of brilliant writing as eloquent as anything ever written about war. This is his story. The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought.This is the story of William Robinson Evans, Jr. a young American flyer who fought there. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995737407
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought between two great powers. The Japanese Empire and the United States of America. The Japanese Empire was at the pinnacle of its glory.The complete story of this pivotal battle has been chronicled by many distinguished historians. This book is about one young American flyer who fought and died there.William Robinson Evans, Jr.The youngest pilot in Torpedo Squadron Eight, he was one of a group of young Americans from every part of the country. Through a combination of courage, sacrifice, luck, and timing, it was the fate of these men to help change the course of battle. Acclaimed author and historian Herman Wouk called what they did "the soul of America in action.the extra ounce of martial weight that in a few decisive minutes tipped the balance of history.Like the rest of the flyers in the squadron, Bill Evans was fighting to help win what he hoped would be a lasting peace, and then to come home and enjoy the rest of his life. He never made it home to Indianapolis, Indiana, but what he left behind for the rest of us was a store of brilliant writing as eloquent as anything ever written about war. This is his story. The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought.This is the story of William Robinson Evans, Jr. a young American flyer who fought there. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995737407
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