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George Flavell
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Sarasota, Florida
Biography:

Adventure has been a big thing in my life. It was exciting to join the Boy Scouts and go away for two weeks every year to an island in the Delaware River. It was exciting to join the US Air Force. It was exciting to go to the Far East for two years. It was exciting to be working for United Airlines as a machinist. It was exciting to learn to fly. It was exciting to become a co-pilot and more exciting to become a captain. Exciting to fly big piston engine aircraft and to fly four engine Jets.

Selected works by this author:
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Adventure of Becoming an Airline Pilot
Follow an unlikely candidate from high school dropout to a highly successful flying career. Commendation from Lockheed’s Clarence “Kelly” Johnson, (SR71) as a High Caliber Flight Instructor, tops the list. read more
by George Flavell ~ 0-7414-3130-0 ©2006
Price: $17.95

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Adventure of Becoming an Airline Pilot: Audio Book
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by George Flavell ~ 1-60031-029-X ©2008
Price: $24.95

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Adventure of Becoming an Airline Pilot: MP3
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by George Flavell ~ 1-60031-038-9 ©2008
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4 .
The Victory of the Lightning
This is a historical-fictional book of two identical twins that were separated at birth and grew up in different circumstances. When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor they both joined the Air Force; at different times. They came together at Guadalcanal as two fighter pilots who looked similar but one was an officer and the other was a Non Commissioned Officer. The NCO pilot was part of the squadron that his twin commanded. The other pilots noticed but were careful not to speak out and usually just looked for the rank before they spoke. The Japanese pilots were highly trained in tactics and had much better aircraft, the Japanese “ZERO” was better than anything available. It could out run, out turn and climb to thirty thousand feet and then dive on U.S. aircraft with immunity. Later Lockheed built the Lightning P-38 which could operate near the speed of sound and would out climb the Zero to thirty thousand feet and then; the “Land of the Rising Sun” began to sink until the rising sun was hardly seen. The Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor lived only long enough to watch P-38s attack his transport shooting him down. read more
by George Flavell ~ 0-7414-7707-6 ©2012
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