Learning to be an Alaskan Bush Pilot

This book is the true story of a yong man's life and adventures in Alaska during the 1960's and 1970's. The incidents and adventures described are real and exciting, written in first person style.

The author of this book has written of his daily life in the U. S. Air Force while stationed in Alaska from 1959 through the years of the Cold War; the beginning of the Alaska Pipeline, and the maturing of Alaska as a state. His experiences have been described in detail, both the good and the bad ones, without exaggeration. Sometimes humorous, sometimes dangerous, but always interesting. He lived the Alaskan lifestyle as a sportsman pilot and big game guide, the skipper of many different boats, and as a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. He has experienced most of what Alaska was and is today. This book is a compilation of his memories of those times.