Richard Nordahl has lived in the Pacific Northwest since early childhood and attended all the local public schools. He worked as a millworker and carpenter for his entire life until retiring to pursue his hobbies. Fishing, the outdoors, and making wine are the things that he finds to be his favorites. And now, writing has added a new adventure in his life. After retiring on the central coast of Oregon, he t ...Täielik kirjeldus
Richard Nordahl has lived in the Pacific Northwest since early childhood and attended all the local public schools. He worked as a millworker and carpenter for his entire life until retiring to pursue his hobbies. Fishing, the outdoors, and making wine are the things that he finds to be his favorites. And now, writing has added a new adventure in his life. After retiring on the central coast of Oregon, he traveled extensively and now has settled down to try his hand at telling the stories that have made their way into his dreams for nearly 30 years. This is his second book to date. Fascinated by vintage airplanes Richard has found a venue to tell the story of a young man who fought the German forces during WWII. Success was achieved with the aid of other pilots and that of the trusted P51 Mustang flying machine. Young 17-year-old Marshal had night vision only but systematically aided the British during their participation in this war.
