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PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:39 am 
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Hello Friends,

I am happy to report that my long-overdue book "Beyond Pearl Harbor: The Untold Stories of Japan's Naval Airmen" should be available from Schiffer Publishing during the last week of August.

I appreciate the support of so many WIXers such as Dan K, EAA Zack, etc. You know who are and thanks much!

For more info, please see here:

www.beyondpearlharbor.com

I should have an ordering page, etc. up shortly but in the meantime you can get them from Schiffer Publishing and probably soon on Amazon, etc.

Blue Skies Always,

Ron Werneth


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Great news Ron! Can't wait to get my grubby hands all over a copy! Having interviewed so many American WWII veterans, I am looking forward to learning about the air war from a different cultural perspective.

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Thanks again Zack!

I hope everyone will like it and read the book to get the Japanese perspective of the war.

Ron W.
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looks like a real page turner!! japan's ww2 pilot combat experiences are a much ignored topic. it will be a much enjoyed read.

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Thank you Tom.

Sadly, there are a small handful of books on WW II Japanese airmen so hopefully people will appreciate this book. It took me a long time but well worth the effort (8 years).

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Ron W.


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Kaigun Fan wrote:
Thank you Tom.

Sadly, there are a small handful of books on WW II Japanese airmen so hopefully people will appreciate this book. It took me a long time but well worth the effort (8 years).

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Ron W.
ron, is it me?? or this topic of your book much ignored because it's still considered a stigma in japan??? after 8 years of research..... surely you have an answer. as for me, i'm burned out on the usual european themed aviation history, i look for the more rare & obscure topics such as yours. consider 1 more sold, i want 1!!!!

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CONGRADULATIONS! You have labored long and hard on a worthy topic, gaining incredible access in Japan. We missed you at Zack's cookout. Dan K told me you were just waiting on the publisher and otherwise would have been there books in hand.

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Hey Pirate Lex,

Thank you so much for your comments. Sorry that I missed you and the WIX crew at Zack's bash.

I honestly just couldn't do Oshkosh this year after having to cancel my book signing there (publisher was slow).

Any news on your Corsair?

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Ron W.


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