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New Heavens
After World War II, during which he nearly died when shot down on a mission in 1945 for Britain's Royal Air Force, Senior dedicated himself to the establishment of a Jewish state by joining the Irgun to fight British control of Palestine. He undertook surreptitious operations to undermine the governing authority in Palestine until the onset of the 1948 War of Independence, when he returned to combat. One of the first nine Israeli pilots, he flew combat sorties against Israel's Arab neighbors in such disparate aircraft as the British-built Spitfire fighter and, oddly, a Beechcraft Bonanza, a civil aviation type. Senior used his own money to buy supplies and aircraft, personally undertaking many dangerous missions to fly new acquisitions to Israel. His tireless work to form an air defense system laid the groundwork for the modern Israel Air Force and earned him the deep respect and appreciation of his colleagues and Israel's early leaders.
Celebrity Feuds!
Celebrity Feuds! dishes the dirt with in-depth stories of every word uttered, letter written, or fist swung from the cantankerous stars' first calamitous encounters to their deathbed declarations. Exposing the shocking tactics of the most bitter rivals in the entertainment industry and the vindictive, unseen ire of our favorite stars, this book reveals Hollywood with all its claws bared.
Russian White Guards
History of Russian anti-Soviet activities.
Molly and Taylor's Adventure
Molly is taken by Taylor on a trip through space and time to save the slumbering effilumps but will they succeed?
Ups and Downs with No Regrets
On a sunny morning in 1927, George Lichter, barely six years old, donned his new skates and rolled to the beach at Gravesend Bay where he witnessed a spectacle that would determine the course of his life. As he watched an airplane take off from the water and fly over the city, he decided he would one day become a pilot. George held onto this dream throughout his childhood in Brooklyn, wild adventures as a trumpet player in the Borscht belt and during his escapades at college in, of all places, the Deep South. A week before his twentieth birthday in 1941, immediately following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, George rode the subway to the nearest recruiting center and joined the United States Air...
