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A Legacy of Horror and Honor

A poignant and inspiring portrait of Air Force Colonel Bud Day — the most decorated American fighting man alive.

This review appeared in the September 2007 issue of The American Spectator. To subscribe to our monthly print edition, click here.

About the Author

James Srodes, an author and broadcaster, is a former Washington bureau chief for Forbes and Financial Worldmagazines. His latest book, On Dupont Circle: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and the Progressives Who Shaped Our World, is being published next week. His email address is srodesnews@msn.com.

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