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Title: I Could Never Be So Lucky Again: An Autobiography
Author Name: Doolittle, James
Edition: 2nd impression
ISBN Number: 0553078070
ISBN-13: 9780553078077
Location Published: Bantam: 1991-08-01
Binding: hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good Condition
Jacket Condition: Very Good Condition
Inscription: Signed
Size:9.25" x 6.25 x 2"
Type: hardcover
SKU ID: 121479
Doolittle, Jimmy and Carroll V. Glines. COULD NEVER BE SO LUCKY AGAIN An Autobiography by General James H. Jimmy Doolittle. New York: Bantam Books, 1991, 2nd impression. Hardcover book with dustjacket in very good condition [VG/VG].
Fly leaf inscribed: "To Mike Hackwith" [black ink] Oshkosh 8/1/92 [blue ink] signed by six Tokyo Raiders: 1LT William "Bill" Bower, pilot #12 [black ink], CPT David M. "Davy Jones pilot #5, [blue ink]" Travis Hoover Crew #2 [black ink], SGT Joeseph "Joe" W. Manske, flight engineer & gunner crew #5 (black ink), Lt. Edgar E. "Mac" McElroy pilot crew #13 [black ink], Hank Potter Navigator crew #1 [black ink].
An autobiography by an American aviation pioneer. Lieutenant Colonel Doolittle led sixteen U.S. Army B-25 bomber crews from the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Hornet on an April 18, 1942 to attack Japan as retaliation for Pearl Harbor. He went on to become a Lieutenant General.
574 pages. Dimensions: 9.25" x 6.25 x 2"
