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This story takes you through many years of aviation and all the adventures of Chuck Yeager. Great detail on the many aircraft he flew and the stories behind them.

Mr. Bagwell, I dare you to try to use the phrase “in an instant” more times in the next book. I began to cringe every time I heard it. It was used so often, I began to hate it. Overall, the style of both the narration and the writing are getting old. The cadence and..

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Two things that are assured death and taxes. They will find you and take what they’re due

It’s a serviceable story I guess. Have had to rewind a bunch because my mind keeps wondering. The previous book in this series was a masterpiece. Kept me on the edge of my seat and up well into the mornings. This one is just long winded and lacks cohesion and focus.

Simply put an amazing story. and fantastic acting from the narrator. I loved every minute.

Wasn’t sure where the author would go given character development and by the end I thought this might even end. But great ending and setup! can’t wait for the next installment!

This is one of the best audio performances I have selected to date. General Yeager is an uncanny hero with a life’s story closer to an American Folktale rather than a memoir. I am proud of him as a warrior, leader, and fellow Mountaineer.

Definitely worth the credit! Don’t miss this series. It’s well worth the listen. Can’t wait for future books.

Honestly this author gets really close to really pissing me off, and then he takes the story exactly the direction I hope it will go. I hate miscommunication between characters, and he does a good job of not letting those situations hang for too long.

A wonderful book that I found to be developmental and maturative for a young man coming of age such as myself. I found great relation with the material and I further highly recommend this book.