This book covers the life of a man who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions during the Vietnam War. When a fellow airman went down in a dangerous area, he landed and rescued him.
It feels like the book spends as much time on his Air Force career as it does his family life. While a bit of background information on his life would've been fine, I felt like the military career didn't get the detail I wanted. It was more general information with some specific stories here and there.
I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. Part of that could be due to my expectations, but I just wasn't interested in the amount of faith and family information included. Fisher is definitely a brave man, and I'm glad his story has been preserved. This particular book just wasn't for me.
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