Foxhunt 24

This is a collection of humorous stories covering the deeds and misdeeds of a twenty year old Fighter Pilot as he and his squadron mates fought their way across Europe during World War II. While the war was very serious business, Americans seemed to always find ways to lighten their load and have some fun. This is a book about some of those fun things and is full of laughs and no tears.

The author joined the Army Air Force in 1943, trained on the West Coast and joined his Foxhunt Squadron in France in 1944. He flew 83 missions and left the Army in 1945. He graduated from College in 1950 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He spent his professonal life in the Natural Gas Industry. In retirement he restored Antique Airplanes and built wooden boats.