Compilation of aircraft stories from my Father George Wrigley’s book “I lived to fly another day “.
With his permission.
This is a story from 1981 when my father was flying the Sikorsky 58 Helicopter for Court Helicopters in Cape Town which mainly was used to replenish ships sailing round the Cape of Good Hope. This was in all weather and anytime, day or night. This is his story about how he and the crew […]
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Here is an extract from my father’s book “I lived to fly another day.” He flew Alouette III Helicopters during the 1970’s bush war in Rhodesia, Southern Africa. Here is the extract…. “I often collected SAS sticks that had been on cross border operations, and I was always impressed by how quiet and reserved
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Book by my father, George Wrigley. “It has been my good fortune to have survived forty years of flying and have had many near misses during this time. A few examples are, being shot at while working for the CIA as a mercenary pilot in the Caribbean, ditching in the ocean, experiencing a tail rotor
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