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by Robert L. Scott

ISBN: 0848826132
Author: Robert L. Scott
Publisher: Amereon Ltd (March 1, 2003)
Language: English
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God is My Co-Pilot is a 1945 American black-and-white biographical war film from Warner Bros.

God is My Co-Pilot is a 1945 American black-and-white biographical war film from Warner Bros. The screenplay by Abem Finkel and Peter Milne is based on the 1943 autobiography of the same name by Robert Lee Scott Jr. (April 12, 1908 – February 27, 2006).

God Is Still My Co Pilot. It gives you a true sense of the pride, spirit, and commitment of those who "Did nothing less than save the world.

It gives you a true sense of the pride, spirit, and commitment of those who "Did nothing less than save the world.

God Is My Co-Pilot book. ROBERT L. SCOTT PUBLISHED MAY, 1956 genre: nonfiction Robert L. Scott wrote this book about his adventures as a mail carrier during horrible storms, getting lost over the Atlantic Ocean, running rescue missions in China for the Flying Tigers, and going2 miles over the top of so far this story has been about robert l scotts journy to become a piolit. he. bought his first plane at an auction for 75 dollars. and later joined the army's aircraft divioson. God is my co-pilot by: col.

Robert L. Scott, Jr. te. MILLION BOOKS ORIGINAL TIFF ZIP download. ark:/13960/t42r3ph7m. SINGLE PAGE PROCESSED TIFF ZIP download.

Colonel Robert L. Scott J. fighter ace and bestselling author of God Is My Co-pilot, was in troubl. gain. He had just offered to strafe John L. Lewis, the mine workers’ union boss who had continually violated the wartime no strike pledge after Pearl Harbor. Called upon Arnold’s thick carpet, Scott said, General, I was only expressing my personal opinion. Arnold came out of his chair, red-faced, finger jabbing.

Scott, Robert Lee Jr. God is my Co-Pilot. New York: Blue Ribbon Books, 1943. Legacy of Honor: The Values and Influence of America's Eagle Scouts. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2006. Double Ace: The Life of Robert Lee Scott J. Pilot, Hero, and Teller of Tall Tales. New York: Thomas Dunne Books, 2016. ISBN 978-1-250-04018-3.

Col Robert L. Scott. This book has 277 pages and two hand signed signatures. from a smoke free home. Learn more about this item.

This book has 277 pages and two hand signed signatures.

I'm extremely saddened to hear that Robert Lee Scott Jr, famous from his God is My Co-Pilot and numerous other books, just passed away on Monday

I'm extremely saddened to hear that Robert Lee Scott Jr, famous from his God is My Co-Pilot and numerous other books, just passed away on Monday. I was even about halfway finished with making a campaign about the book and was even going to try to contact him in Georgia. I'm at a loss for words. id 58&pcid 57&cid 58.

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The_NiGGa

For those of us who have lived the military experience and who have been to an air war, General Scott's book remains a must read for any flyboy or anyone who aspires to pursue American air military service. I read this book many decades ago, and it gave me some inspiration to become a flyboy in Vietnam. Jumping ahead to the present. After reading a recent excellent book about Scott's life ("Double Ace"), I re-purchased this pivotal book I had lost a long time ago and read it again. It is timeless. I now keep it next to a very personal photograph I have of my father, a WWII combat veteran, and my uncle, a Korean-War era veteran, who stopped by General Scott's air museum in Georgia one day back in the early 2000's. General Scott treated them like heroes, took them to lunch, and posed for a photo with them. That's the way he was. Great book!

Gietadia

One of the best books about flight you will ever read. I found Scott's pre-war experiences even more interesting than his time with the Flying Tigers. The guy was really around for the entire coming of age of flight. There's one particularly memorable story where he was told to make a mail run in a twin engine bomber after only having flown single engine craft for his entire career. He had an hour or so to read the manual, then he had to go up. It must have truly been an amazing time to be a pilot.

First hand accounts written at the time of the war or shortly after also give you a unique perspective. Did you know that Scott was tasked with flying B-17s into mainland China for a Doolittle style raid? You'll never read that type of thing in a textbook.

Jothris

An iconic biography by one of the best-known American aces of WW II. Thought to be too old for WW II, he would become a "Flying Tiger" and would claim over 20 Japanese aircraft. He would continue on to an illustrious career in the Air Force, retiring as a Brigadier General. A chance meeting with General Scott at an air museum in Georgia in 1986 inspired me to chase down Colonel James Kasler and co-author his biography, Tempered Steel. A must read for anyone interested in WW II history or flying. Inspirational.

Chuck Byler, co-author of Tempered Steel, the biography of Colonel James Kasler: 3-war vet, jet ace, NAM-POW, and the only 3-time recipient of the Air Force Cross

Flarik

Listen, I have had this book in paperback since I was a kid and love it. But what I'd like to know is how or who writes these books for digital sales? The spelling and various sentence structuring is terrible. Doesn't someone proof read these? (And this is by no means the only book with this problem) Examples, just in the first couple of chapters. He had a grandfather killed at Hull Run (Bull Run?)Just down the page. "...marched into History at 7:55.1 was...( the '1' is suposed to be an I) These are just a few of the type-ohs that deter from an otherwise fabulous story.
Too bad they haven't brought out "The Day I Owned the Sky" which is his biography, its an extended version that has Scott flying an F16 in his 70's. Or "Chennault of China" by General Scott, amoung others that I'm proud to own. By the way, the book was not published before 1923 as it says on Amazon. WWII? 1939 -1945. Come on guys, try 1943

Xellerlu

This has been one of my favorite books since I first found it in my junior high library.
It gives you a true sense of the pride, spirit, and commitment of those who "Did nothing less than save the world."

Bremar

The book was still as good as it was when I first read it over 60 years ago.I just wanted a copy of it for my library.

Iseared

I read this as a child and decided to become a fighter pilot. Many years later I got to meat Robert Scott. He's still an inspiration.

I read this when I was in school. It was as good as I remembered.

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