TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH

<p>A classic novel and a favorite of aviation enthusiasts for decades. Later adapted into an Academy Award-winning film and a popular television series during the 1960s.</p><p>But very few of those fans have ever read the <em>original story</em>-and because of that they've missed the deeper truths characters and moments only found in the novel.</p><p><strong>For example:</strong> In the movie <strong>Lieutenant Jesse Bishop</strong> is killed when his bomber explodes on a mission. But in the novel Bishop survives only to be captured and sent to a German P.O.W. camp.</p><p><strong>Another example:</strong> In the movie <strong>Sergeant McIllhenny</strong> survives. But in the novel McIllhenny makes the ultimate sacrifice giving his life to protect General Savage and his crew from an attacking German fighter.</p><p>These are just two of the powerful differences between the versions-and there is much more to discover in the complete uncut novel of <strong><em>Twelve O'Clock High</em>.</strong></p><p>If you've only seen the movie or the TV show you don't know the full story.<br /> <strong>Now you can.</strong></p><p>Read the book that shows the courage leadership and sacrifice behind the legend of the 918th Bomb Group.</p><p><strong>You will never look at <em>Twelve O'Clock High</em> the same way again.</strong></p>