World War II ends in 1945 because of the ATC in "Himalayan Hump"

PALM COAST, Fla. - Oct. 15, 2014 - PRLog -- Inspired by true stories during World War II, the Air Transit Command and its heroic flyers and crews were the savior to end the war against the Axis powers. Without their courage, dedication, teamwork and valor and flexible thinking, World War II would not have ended in 1945. This story focuses on how a baseball player’s life was dramatically changed by the forces of fate. Follow Bucky’s dangerous missions into Africa, India, Burma and China, which are filled with suspense and intrigue and experience his close encounters with death to save millions of lives from the German and Japanese invaders. ASIN: B00O6FCA58

John Robert McCauley was born in Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. He went to high school in Rockford, Illinois and graduated from Michigan State University. He is one of six children, three boys and three girls, who remember their father as a wonderful, spiritual man who was always happiest at the start of each day. He served in the Air Transit Command during World War II, and was an active member of the China-Burma-India Veterans Association and organized several reunions. This book is based on stories I heard from my father while growing up. The author felt compelled to share his father’s greatest gift, the lessons he learned during World War II in this humble tribute by a proud and grateful son. The author also wrote “The Detroit Kid in a Forgotten War,” “The Birds of Anna Mall Kingdom,” “Recurrent Dreams of Painted Faces,” “Capuchin Tour Guide,” “The Passing Tracks,” “Brendan Stranded in Hong Kong,” “Reincarnated Horse Reporter,” “Jesuit Time,” “Rip-Roaring Rockies,” “Trapped in Limbo,” “Trapped in Limbo 2,” “The Sharks Crisis Negotiator,” and “Trapped in Limbo 3.”

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