To Fly and Fight: Memoirs of a Triple Ace

Bud Anderson, one of the most decorated fighter pilots from World War II, still likes to talk airplanes and fly like a 19-year-old. Following his 116 combat missions, Anderson directed flight testing during the Cold War and has logged over 7,500 flying hours in more than 130 types of aircraft. He is also the author of To Fly and Fight, described by a former Air Force historian as "the finest pilot memoir" of the era.

[@nigeh5326]

I have for a long time been an admirer of Bud Anderson and Chuck Yeager. They are always worth listening to A++

[@frankemcgillivray6695]

What an incredible gentleman. One of the very best Americans. More Bud Andersons please.

[@dougblair3525]

Frank E McGillivray B

[@dougdenhamlouie]

Gods speed Bud, we have your six. You too Chuck. I named 3 bird dogs Yeager over the years. They need to scatter both you hunters over Edwards when the time comes. I hear the dust at Edwards gets into everything? Fitting

[@greglaroche1753]

Great video. Thanks.

[@filipematossilva1154]

Nice lecture about "Old Crow's" pilot

[@gperkgperk9079]

Wow, they need to make a movie about Col Bud and his Fighter Group 357th

[@nickraschke4737]

Just a thought. Edit the title to include this brave pilots name.