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　　“Much more than a military history, this book is a detailed

de*ion of daily life in wartime China.”—Air & Space

Magazine　　

"Afine addition to our knowledge of

World War II, especially war in the Far East. . . Relatively few

Flying Tigers have written and published their view of 'how it

really was.' For readers interested in the China-Burma-India

theater in World War II or for those interested in exploring the

flexibility of airpower, this book is a must.”—Air & Space

Power Journal

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　　Donald S. Lopez served in the US Army Air Force and the US Air

Force from 1942 to 1964 and was later on the faculty of the US Air

Force Academy. He is currently the deputy director of the

Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, and the author of

Fighter Pilot's Heaven: Flight Testing the Early Jets (Smithsonian

Institution Press, 1995).

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1939年7月1日至1945年8月31日，共有193440名飞行员从飞行学校毕业，但也有124000名学员由于种种原因未能完成学业。1943年12月是飞行员培训的最高峰，共有74000名飞行员在全国各地的106个基地进行培训。

书籍介绍

Into the Teeth of the Tiger provides a vivid, pilot’s-eye view of one of the most extended projections of American air power in World War II Asia. Lopez chronicles every aspect of fighter combat in that theater: harrowing aerial battles, interludes of boredom and inactivity, instances of courage and cowardice. Describing different pilots’ roles in each type of mission, the operation of the P-40, and the use of various weapons, he tells how he and his fellow pilots faced not only constant danger but also the munitions shortages, poor food, and rat-infested barracks of a remote sector of the war. The author also offers keen observations of wartime China, from the brutalities of the Japanese occupation to the conflict between Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists and the Communist movement.

This edition of Lopez's acclaimed account features new photographs, most of which have never before been published. Relating how the 23rd Fighter Group continued to win battles even as the Japanese gained ground, Into the Teeth of the Tiger is the humorous and insightful memoir of an ace pilot caught in the paradox of victory in retreat.