One Man: Twenty Five Near Death Experiences

"I learned that 50 caliber tracer rounds look like golf balls and baseballs on fire, especially if they are coming at you and disappear underneath the aircraft. When this happens, you find that your anal orifice will pucker as if it is trying to devour a rather large lemon, a very sour lemon. I also learned that the sound of metal objects striking your aircraft is worse than the sound of chalk screeching on a blackboard." Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel William Trower talks about his life in the Air Force and as a pilot in Viet Nam. This little book tells of 25 of his near death experiences, starting shortly after his first teeth appear and continuing through his 67th year. Bill Trower is a political activist and writer. He doesn't pull punches, and doesn't sugar-coat anything. This humorous book is a little taste of a life peppered with excitement and absolute dedication to his country.