Spitfires, Thunderbolts, and Warm Beer: An American Fighter Pilot Over Europe Tim R. Swartz That\'s some serious job satisfaction

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Spitfires, Thunderbolts, and Warm Beer: An American Fighter Pilot Over Europe Tim R. Swartz That\'s some serious job satisfactionIn 1941, before America entered World War II, determined young LeRoy Gover signed on with Britain's Royal Air Force to fly the plane of his dreams, the fast, sleek Spitfire. When America joined the fight, he transitioned to the powerful P 47 Thunderbolt. Former USAF pilot and aviation historian Philip D. Caine has skillfully selected from the young flyer's letters and diary entries to create a vivid portrait of the kind of man who helped win the war.