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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: Dec. 28, 2009
Words: 23565 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Learn what it feels like to be responsible for hundreds of lives based on every word you speak. Imagine the pain if things go wrong. Feel the relief when things turn out right.Tags
military, air force, control tower, air traffic controlAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Rick Umali
on July 27, 2010 :
Ron Berger's "Normal" Mayday is a splendid autobiography showcasing Ron's career as an air traffic controller. Ron's voice is very engaging throughout. His description of breaking out of small-town life by joining the US Air Force is a great story. Ron took advantage of every opportunity to learn and to observe his surroundings, and this book brings all of that to us. From his time learning the ropes in England, through his experience in Saudi Arabia, and then through all his stops in America, you are transported into his world. His journey was certainly part of the tale as getting from place to place was half the experience! At the end of his book is an adult that can look back on some remarkable changes in air traffic safety and air travel in general. I really enjoyed my time spent reading this book. There are some pictures in here too, and I was pleasantly surprised seeing them.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)