Spitfire Wingman from Tennessee
Dear Jim: Your autobiography is all I knew it would be once you got around to it!  It has handed me a lotta laughs and much enjoyment.  In the tradition of LeMay and Yeager, if a commander turned out to be a S.O.B., you said so.  BRAVO!  When I was with the Office of Air Force History, I interviewed so-o-o-o many top echelon retirees who insisted on bronzing everybody...I can relate to every chapter.  Keep on pressing on. --Jim L. Delaney - Lebanon, TennesseeDear Col. Haun:  I have just finished reading your autobiography.  I wanted to thank you for the memories.  I have been flying for about ten years now and dream of flying the planes you have flown...It sounds like you had an exciting career.  I would love to fly an old pre-war biplane.  The beautiful lines of the fabric birds combined with the sounds of the "round" engines brings to life dreams of days gone by.  Maybe one day I will get to meet you at an air show somewhere.  Respectfully, Rod W. --Rod Wrakley - Dayton, OhioTo Jim Haun, the best pilot I ever knew.  Sure would like to be there for your 89th birthday celebration, but don't think I can make it.  The following weekend is the 12th Squadron reunion at Colorado Springs.  There aren't many of us left who remember Godman Field...God bless.  Affectionately, Johnny --John E. Florence - Orlando, Florida