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doc#147 | returned. </p><p> Greg pushed the radio button | on | his throttle. "Todman, let's try to go |
doc#147 | valley. He was about to make a gas check | on | his flight when Todman's voice broke in |
doc#147 | They were headed straight for each other | on | a collision course. Friend or enemy? The |
doc#147 | was correct. Japanese aircraft were strong | on | maneuverability, American on speed and |
doc#147 | were strong on maneuverability, American | on | speed and firepower. His present maximum |
doc#147 | Lots of throttle. Todman, you take the one | on | the left. I'll take the middle. Belton, |
doc#147 | left. I'll take the middle. Belton, the one | on | the right. If ... if they're Japs. Let's |
doc#147 | The opposing aircraft continued to come | on | . They appeared to be the enemy. Greg wished |
doc#147 | his hand across the switches that turned | on | the guns and gun camera and gun sight. |
doc#147 | with the dot in the center showed up yellow | on | the reflector glass in front of him. His |
doc#147 | The clearly identifiable enemy continued | on | as if no one else were around. "They have |
doc#147 | Let's take 'em home". </p><p> He hauled back | on | the stick and felt his cheeks sag. Out |
doc#147 | pilots good, he prayed. </p><p> He took a lead | on | the enemy, using a distance of five of |
doc#147 | . </p><p> Now! </p><p> Greg's fingers closed | on | the stick trigger. The plane rumbled and |
doc#147 | was with him. His burst held for a second | on | the engine section of the plane. The Jap |
doc#147 | spun out now, he would join his opponent | on | the ground. </p><p> Wingman, stay clear, |
doc#147 | stick and rudder and entered the overcast | on | his back. He fought the panic of vertigo |
doc#148 | read the classics I would have been stymied | on | what to do, and now I understand why they |
doc#148 | must forgive me if I seem to dwell too much | on | her physical aspects but I am an artist |
doc#148 | one another and we both feared to dwell | on | it because of our relationship. When our |