Panther Red One : Memoirs of a Fighter Pilot

S. Raghavendran

ISBN 10: 9381904634 / ISBN 13: 9789381904633

Published by KW Publishers Pvt Ltd Feb 2013, 2013

About this Item

Neuware - This book originally began as a series of articles, at the behest of the author's son, for the website Bharat Rakshak. As the articles flowed, the author was the persuaded by his children to expand these articles into something that more resembles a book. It was (and is)intended for his grandchildren to know about one part of their heritage-a part that will likely not recur in the family tree. It was not intended for general publication, but the children convinced the author otherwise. Perhaps the first couple of chapters could be a reader for all grandchildren of today because every family came from similar villages-all over India. It also gives a feel for the motivation, and the acceptance of the-environment and facilities that were far from adequate to achieve the goal of being a fighter pilot. It is more 'episodic'than such works usually are, as it has been written at the age of 80, from the heart and from memory. It is hoped that you will enjoy it.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Panther Red One : Memoirs of a Fighter Pilot
• Publisher: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd Feb 2013
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9381904634
• ISBN 13: 9789381904633
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 21D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 21 millimeters depth
• Weight: 608 grams

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Synopsis

This book originally began as a series of articles, at the behest of the author's son, for the website Bharat Rakshak. As the articles flowed, the author was the persuaded by his children to expand these articles into something that more resembles a book. It was (and is)intended for his grandchildren to know about one part of their heritage-a part that will likely not recur in the family tree. It was not intended for general publication, but the children convinced the author otherwise. Perhaps the first couple of chapters could be a reader for all grandchildren of today because every family came from similar villages-all over India. It also gives a feel for the motivation, and the acceptance of the-environment and facilities that were far from adequate to achieve the goal of being a fighter pilot. It is more "episodic"than such works usually are, as it has been written at the age of 80, from the heart and from memory. It is hoped that you will enjoy it.