Above the Thunder

Discover the gripping memoir of Raymond C. Kerns in Above the Thunder, published by Kent State University Press in 2009. This compelling narrative spans 328 pages and offers an in-depth look at the life of an American air pilot during World War II. Kerns shares his firsthand experiences flying unarmored planes over enemy territory, where he expertly coordinated artillery strikes and conducted multiple patrols. This book is not only a fascinating read for military historians but also appeals to general readers interested in personal narratives of bravery and strategy. Dive into a world of aerial operations and military campaigns in the Pacific Area, and gain insight into the challenges faced by those who served in the United States Army Aviation. Above the Thunder is a must-have addition to any military biography collection.