Flights Forgotten and Remembered

This is not a war story, although there are dramatic episodes featuring the B-17 Flying Fortress in England and the P-51 Mustang in Korea. It is, rather, the story of a young man who became obsessed with flying and determined to be an aviator. He flew as many different types of aircraft he could get his hands on, both both in America and overseas. From the old "stick-and-wire," open-cockpit, fabric-covered biplanes, to the flight decks of all-metal monoplanes, Lt. Col. Boardman C. Reed makes you his co-pilot. "B.C." takes you along with him as he flies a replica of the 1912 Curtiss Pusher, and all the way to the Boeing B-50. After that, it's crop dusters, charters, fire-fighting planes and, finally, his "baby," the 1928 Timm Collegiate, a rare, open-cockpit parasol.Reed, Boardman C. is the author of 'Flights Forgotten and Remembered', published 2002 under ISBN 9781592990023 and ISBN 1592990029.