Winged History

Winged HistoryAuthor: Kenneth L. Chastain Jr. ISBN: 9781620458280 Publisher: Turner Year first published: 29 Jul 2014 Pages: 206 Format: Paperback softback Winged History: The Life and Times of Kenneth L. Chastain, Aviator, Updated Edition is a must read for anyone interested in 20th century American aviation history. The visually documented chronicle, written by Chastain's only son, Ken Jr., traces the life of an American pilot over a period of 37 years and

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