In this thrilling memoir, Keyhoe recounts his experiences as an aviator during the golden age of flight. He shares vivid descriptions of flying with legendary pilot Charles Lindbergh, as well as his own harrowing adventures in the early days of aviation.
Part of "The UFO Files" series, this book draws inspiration from the author's favorite UFO literature. It offers a standalone experience while also fitting seamlessly into the broader series, appealing to both new readers and series enthusiasts.
The book explores the origins of the "flying saucer" phenomenon, sparked by Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting of mysterious objects over Mt. Rainier. It delves into the ensuing public fascination and government investigations, questioning whether these sightings were extraterrestrial or could be attributed to advanced technology from foreign powers. Retired Major Donald Keyhoe, skeptical of official explanations, argues for the reality of UFOs, building on his earlier article from True magazine, which is included in this volume.