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The book tells the story of the Doolittle Raiders who survived Japanese captivity following the historic April 18, 1942 raid on Japan. Glines was a noted military aviation historian and author of multiple works concerning the Doolittle Raid.
This copy is signed by Carroll V. Glines on the title page and contains numerous additional handwritten signatures and inscriptions on the front endpaper. Several include military-related notations. Please examine the photographs carefully for the individual names and inscriptions, as they are being represented exactly as shown rather than attributed beyond what can be established from the book itself.
Also included is Doolittle Raiders 58th Anniversary Banquet ephemera dated April 15, 2000, including a banquet program featuring the Doolittle Raiders emblem and the motto \"Toujours Au Danger.\" Additional related material is laid into the book, including the illustrated aircraft piece shown in the photographs.
The combination of the 1966 book, Carroll V. Glines signature, additional signatures, and Doolittle Raiders reunion material makes this an unusual association copy for a collection of WWII aviation, the Doolittle Raid, or U.S. military history.
