Flight Risk

It's 1918. An American pilot, flying for the Lafayette Flying Corps, finds himself fighting for his life in what could be his last dogfight. Escape seems impossible - a crash seems inevitable. He will need a lot of help and a lot of luck to survive.

Duane L. Gentner was born and raised in Chelsea, Michigan, the second of three boys. At 15, he contracted infantile paralysis, which kept him from doing what he really wanted to do - join the Air Force and become a pilot. However, he did eventually satisfy his desire to fly and gained his Private Pilot License. Duane spent 39 years with United Airlines, followed by five more years as a consultant at their Flight Training Center in Denver. He lives in Parker, Colorado with Carole, his wife of 52 years, and living nearby are his daughter, son-in-law, son, daughter-in-law and two magnificent grand children.