FLYING THE HUMP TO CHINA
Steven C. King was a farm boy who graduated with honors from the University of New Hampshire. He holds a doctorate in genetics from Cornell University. His education was interrupted for 3 years while he served our country in WW II as a 4-engine pilot for the Army Air Corps in the China-Burma-India Theater (CBI). He made 65 round trips hauling gasoline over the Hump to China, where B-29s waited for gas to make bombing runs on Japan. Dr. King retired as principal research scientist and regional administrator from the Agricultural Research Service, USDA. He flew a Cessna Skylane for 15 years on business and pleasure trips nationwide, Canada and the Caribbean. This is his third published book.