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This memoir is the true story of Carole Leigh's struggle to become a Navy, then a commercial pilot. Included is an incident with two emergencies in the same flight. Her story is a tale of challenge and adventure that will interest and entertain anyone who has been on an a

• Title : On Wings of Trust: The Quest of Pilot Carole Leigh
• Author : Maynard D. Poland
• Rating : 4.95 (664 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-12-17
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 256 Pages
• Asin : 1419637800
• Language : English

This memoir is the true story of Carole Leigh's struggle to become a Navy, then a commercial pilot. Included is an incident with two emergencies in the same flight. Her story is a tale of challenge and adventure that will interest and entertain anyone who has been on an airplane.. Carole's persistent search for a cause uncovers neglected maintenance as a contributing factor, a betrayal of the trust that pilots must have in the maintenance of their aircraft

A member of the Gulf Coast Writers Association of Southwest Florida, he writes a column on creative nonfiction for gulfwriters.

. is an avid sailor, who has published sailing adventrues in addition to medical articles. Poland, M.D. Maynard D

Poland, M.D. A member of the Gulf Coast Writers Association of Southwest Florida, he writes a column on creative nonfiction for gulfwriters. About the Author Maynard D. is an avid sailor, who has published sailing adventrues in addition to medical articles.

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