Wings of Blue

When a paratrooper dies in a jump over the Panama Canal Zone, one pilot elects to see for himself what draws otherwise sane human beings to leap from a perfectly good airplane. Along the way he discovers the culture of skydiving, a fellow aviator haunted by his own past, and a new way of viewing both life and flight.

Based on Michael Bleriot's own experience as a counter-drug pilot in Latin America, WINGS OF BLUE is a thrilling aviation adventure over the jungles of Central America.

Fans of Dale Brown and Vince Flynn will love the military and aviation realism, while admirers of Ernest Gann, Richard Bach, and Antoine de Saint Exupery will soar in the studied appreciation of the flying world.

If you like aviation adventure and an inside-baseball look at military and pilot life, you'll love this thrilling flying memoir from Michael Bleriot!