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Not to Reason Why

RobertLDecker

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Zack was a rookie fighter pilot, just starting the march to his life's goal: to become the best fighter pilot in the US military. Ruth was about to graduate with her teaching degree, looking forward to the challenge of molding young minds. Neither had considered any diversions to their plans. After a chance meeting, both discover they are meant for each other. After a quick marriage, Zack flies off to an unpopular war. In the years that follow, the war confronts each with battles on two fronts that they must fight, separated and alone. The combat rages from the skies over Vietnam to the prison camps below and back to the streets of America. Why must Zack dive into the teeth of intense air defenses in a war the politicians have no intention of winning? Must he resist the brutal demands of his captors to uphold his Code of Conduct? Does honor matter? Eight thousand miles away Ruth confronts her nagging questions: Why has the man she loves been torn from her by this divisive war? What can she do to bring him home? To their questions, only one answer emerges.

Not to Reason Why

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