Recounts the true story of the World War II Marine Fighting Squadron (VMF) 214, the Black Sheep Squadron, and its commander, Greg "Pappy" Boyington, following their exploits in the South Pacific. Reprint.
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"Behind the legend of the 'bad boy' squadron is the true story of the people, places, and events that made the outfit what it was." -"World War II Magazine
""A sensitive revision of a controversial legend, this book stands out as one of the best extant squadron histories and as a significant contribution to the literature of air power." -"Publishers Weekly"
"Breathes new facts and new life into the Black Sheep, with not only a comprehensive account of the Marines' most famous squadron, but a detailed evaluation of a legendary subject." -BARRETT TILLMAN Author of "On Yankee Station"
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