"General Kinney s firsthand account of his unique experiences in
World War II is guaranteed to keep the reader on the edge of the
chair. From the heroic defense of Wake Island to the horrible years
as a prisoner of the Japanese and the spine-tingling account of his
escape that was three years in the making, Kinney provides new
insights and perspectives into the war in the Pacific."
"John Kinney s actions at Wake Island epitomized the American flair
for improvisation that was such a notable contribution in the early
days of World War II. His exciting story is well worth
reading."
"Throughout his well-told story, Kinney describes the traits that
make a leader, a pilot, and an engineer. His autobiography is one
of drive, determination, intestinal fortitude, and will. World War
II was won by heroes like John Kinney."
"General Kinney's firsthand account of his unique experiences in
World War II is guaranteed to keep the reader on the edge of the
chair. From the heroic defense of Wake Island to the horrible years
as a prisoner of the Japanese and the spine-tingling account of his
escape that was three years in the making, Kinney provides new
insights and perspectives into the war in the Pacific." --Brig.
Gen. Philip D. Caine, USAF (Ret.), author of SPITFIRES,
THUNDERBOLTS, AND WARM BEER: AN AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOT OVER EUROPE
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