Rensler Pomeroy had since passed on from a heart attack. I seriously started writing about two years ago. I think the time has come for many of us to be able to relive those days and be able to talk about them with a reduced amount of inner emotion. It strikes me as a healing process. It was not only the combat.
Wing Ding is a different story.
A relatively short story, it tells of a cook who schemed and finagled his way out of a kitchen and transitioned into a qualified air crewman with minimal training. The story in itself is almost unreal. There would be those who if told the story would never believe it as fact. The book, however, documents the story with dates, names, times, and places. And our reunion in London at Rainbow Corner Red Cross Club, arranged through the efforts of Adele Astaire.