Fate Is the Hunter

Ernest K. Gann

Summary / Abstract

A memoir of Ernest K. Gann’s flying career from the 1930s through World War II, portraying the risks, unpredictability, and role of fate in aviation life.

Publisher(s)

Simon & Schuster

Publication Date

01/01/1961

ISBN

0-671-63603-0 (original); 0671636030 / 9780671636036 (1986 paperback); 1908059028 / 9781908059024 (2011 edition)

Edition

First edition (1961 hardcover); multiple paperback reprints

Table of Contents

Preface; Prologue; I. The Tip of the Arrow; II. The Innocents and of the Facts of Aerial Life; III. A Novitiate …; IV. Humility Learned; V. A Captain at Work; VI. The Seasoning …; VII. Of Numbers …; VIII. Gypsies …; IX. Rule Books Are Paper …; X. Valhalla …; XI. A Lonely, Unloved Ship …; XII. The Numbers …; XIII. Cold …; XIV. Heat …; XV. Fortune …; XVI. A Hole …; XVII. A Pretender …; XVIII. A Certain Embarrassment …; XIX. Tragedy and Escape; Epilogue; Notes

Format Details

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Language

English

Number of Pages

Approx. 390–416 pages depending on edition

Format

Hardcover, Paperback; limited eBook availability

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