About Eagle Fangs by Ross Grayson
A few US Air Force pilots take on the entire air force of a hostile nation to stop a Mideast
mastermind’s planned attack on major cities around the globe. The terrorist has refurbished old Soviet nuclear warheads and a brilliant plan: only a few hours remain before the unthinkable takes place. Impossible odds and the clock is ticking faster than Mach 3.
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Author Bio:
The author flew in a USAF jet trainer when he was 16 years old. Three weeks after he graduated from college, as a commissioned second lieutenant, he entered undergraduate pilot training. One year later, two weeks before graduation, he and a group of other student pilots were transferred to different career fields. The Air Force did not need pilots as the Vietnam War had ended. He was assigned to the ICBM missile launch officer career field where he spent two decades. During that time, he managed to wrangle flying with a member of the Canadian Snowbirds (the Canadian equivalent of the Air Force Thunderbirds). He took the controls and left no doubt, in his pilot’s mind, that he could fly. He was assigned to the Air Combat Command Inspector General team. They needed a senior officer who had superior writing skills. He met and spoke with Brigadier General Steve Ritchie (the Vietnam War ace). Steve was his inspiration for the squadron commander in the story. Ross knows what it’s like to pull 8Gs. He writes for the sheer pleasure of writing. Ross considers Eagle Fangs a salute to all those who put on the uniform and serve with honor and all those unsung heroes who make that happen. He’s also one of the few who knows the sun by its first name.