At the end of World War II, a number of former American military pilots formed the "Flying Tiger Line," which soon became the world's leading airfreight company. Its motto of "Anything, anytime, anywhere" was especially applicable in its humanitarian projects. In 1975, the Flying Tigers took part in relief efforts for Cambodians surrounded by Khmer Rouge forces. The "Ricelift" exposed the Tiger pilots to enormous risk. Though they were technically "noncombatants," all this really meant was that they couldn't shoot back. This is the memoir of Larry Partridge who, in his plane, nicknamed...
At the end of World War II, a number of former American military pilots formed the "Flying Tiger Line," which soon became the world's leading airfreig...
An American pilot flying relief missions into war torn Cambodia, deliberately crashes his airplane to avoid injuring or killing a group of orphaned children. An Apsara, a Buddhist gaurdian angel, rewards him by saving his spirit and returning him to a mortal life.
An American pilot flying relief missions into war torn Cambodia, deliberately crashes his airplane to avoid injuring or killing a group of orphaned ch...
