Gutsy Guys and Rattletrap Planes That Helped Save a Nation

'<I>A timely book. It helped me understand the ongoing clashes between Israelis and the Palestinians.</I>-<b>Lois Santalo</b> teacher and author of <I>Oops I Lost My Sense Of Humor</I></p><P>'<I>Not only is</I>Gutsy Guys and Rattletrap Planes that Helped Save a Nation<I>entertaining it's an informative insight into Middle Eastern conflicts</I>.-<b>Marlie Moses PhD</b> award-winning author</p><p>In the spring of 1948 Evelyn 'Evie Dahms's husband Fred a World War II American Air Force veteran receives a call from one of his war buddies about a too-good-to-be-true airline job in Rome. Excited about the new prospect Evie and Fred calculate that they can pay off their California home and be debt free within a year. The newlyweds take the plunge knowing little of what awaits.</p><P>Evie and Fred soon discover the airline is a front for the Zionist movement to help the infant state of Israel. Surrounded by hostile Arab countries Israel is struggling to survive. Even though Fred is not Jewish he along with other non-Jews risks his life to smuggle airplanes and armaments to the newborn state.</p><I>Gutsy Guys and Rattletrap Planes that Helped Save a Nation</I> showcases their remarkable true story revealing their extraordinary courage and heroism.</p>