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God Is My Co-Pilot
Book • 1943
This book is a personal narrative by Colonel Robert L. Scott Jr., recounting his early fascination with flying, his training and mishaps, and his extensive military career.
It covers his experiences flying the U.S.
Mail, surviving harsh weather conditions, and his combat missions in China and Burma.
Scott's story highlights his persistence, determination, and courage, and includes vivid accounts of his time as a commander of the AVG (American Volunteer Group), also known as the Flying Tigers.
The book is praised for its engaging storytelling and provides a unique perspective on the China Burma India Theater during World War II.
It covers his experiences flying the U.S.
Mail, surviving harsh weather conditions, and his combat missions in China and Burma.
Scott's story highlights his persistence, determination, and courage, and includes vivid accounts of his time as a commander of the AVG (American Volunteer Group), also known as the Flying Tigers.
The book is praised for its engaging storytelling and provides a unique perspective on the China Burma India Theater during World War II.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by 
Richard Tedlow as a book he recommends skipping, reflecting a contrasting viewpoint on leadership.
Richard Tedlow as a book he recommends skipping, reflecting a contrasting viewpoint on leadership.
Richard Tedlow - Charismatic Business Leadership (Capital Allocators, EP.222)
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Eryk Michael Smith as the author of "God is My Co-Pilot", a highly influential book made into a movie.
Eryk Michael Smith as the author of "God is My Co-Pilot", a highly influential book made into a movie.
S4 [ENCORE] - World War II Aviation Stories: An American “ghost pilot,” and the Japanese fighter pilot who became a god in Tainan 台南
