Shattered Sword, the best battle narrative I’ve ever read
My review of Shattered Sword: The Untold Story of the Battle of Midway, by Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully, the best battle narrative I've ever read.
Category: China’s Wings
Posts related to my book, CHINA’S WINGS
Ever wonder what environmental calamity looks like from space?
Ever wonder what environmental calamity looks like from space? This article gives the answer, it's both beautiful and terrifying, and it concerns every one of u...
Fleeing Shanghai, August 1937: Moon Chin’s wife cheats death
Moon Chin's wife cheats death escaping Shanghai clinging to the outside of a train in August, 1937... Just as she fell, an anonymous arm grabbed her arm and hau...
Fleeing Shanghai, August 1937: one DC-2 gets wrecked & Moon Chin saves another
The China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) fleeing the outbreak of the Battle of Shanghai in August, 1937. This episode details the wreck of one of CNAC's D...
Fleeing Shanghai, August 1937: Tensions in the partnership threaten to tear the airline apart
Fleeing the Battle of Shanghai, August 1937: the China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) was in bad shape--tensions in the Sino-American partnership threaten...
Fleeing Shanghai, August 16 & 17, 1937: Evacuating CNAC’s wives and children
Wives and children of CNAC's American personnel flee the outbreak of the Battle of Shanghai, August 17, 1937.
Book cover mashup
Photo mashup of the covers of the books I've written.
Fleeing Shanghai, August 1937: what happened to Donald Wong after he was hit by “friendly” machineguns
Continuation of the stories of the China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) fleeing Shanghai at the outbreak of the Battle of Shanghai, August 1937. This one ...
Fleeing Shanghai, August 1937: the demise of a Tin Goose
Continuation of the stories of the China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) fleeing Shanghai at the outbreak of the Battle of Shanghai, August 1937. This one ...
The Douglas DC-3 in China, a photogallery
Photos of Douglas DC-3s, C-53s, and C-47s in China and flying the Hump during World War II