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NEIL ARMSTRONG by Jay Barbree Read by Michael Prichard
Home»Reviews»NEIL ARMSTRONG by Jay Barbree | Read by Michael Prichard Biography & Memoir 11 hrs. Unabridged © 2014 An author used to writing for the ear teamed up with a veteran narrator makes this portrait of astronaut Neil Armstrong a rewarding audio experience. Jay Barbree covered the space program for NBC. His writing style is accessible and easy to follow and evokes plenty of mental images.
Wheels of War
Several European armies fielded bicycle-mounted units during World War I. These Pickelhaube wearing troops are members of the German army bicycle corps.
A Wing and a Prayer
After ejecting from his stricken Panther over Pohang Airfield on September 3, 1951, Armstrong, still holding his ripcord D-ring, hobnobs with local Marines, including an old friend from flight school. Neil Armstrong’s flying career nearly ended soon after it started, when he was forced to eject from his F9F Panther over Korea. At daybreak, pilots came onto the deck of the aircraft carrier USS Essex. Bundled like schoolchildren on a snow day, they waddled to their jet fighters.
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