Kent Hugus: 4 books

Young Sam was caught in France by the start of WW-I. Fortunately, he had been taught to fly byGlenn Curtiss in 1913. At first rejected by the French air force, he drives ambulances until finally accepted by the French. He flies combat in Nieuports and SPADs, joins the US volunteers making up the Lafayette Escadrille. Before war's end, he scores seven kills.

Sam learned to fly in 1913, shot down seven Germans in WW-I. Come peacetime, he flew odd intelligence jobs for the State Dept. Volunteering for WW-II, he flew missions into occupied France, landing in farmer's fields by the light of the moon to deliver spies and explosives. Along the way, he...

The lost Mexican mission at Santa Ysabel is rumored to hide a treasure trove of gold cached there by Jesuit priests seeking asylum from Spanish soldiers centuries ago. An American attorney and his professor pal are determined to find it. A Federales police Captain is only one stumbling block they...

Sam flew combat in WW-I and intelligence missions into occupied France during WW-II. During peacetime, he flew the mail, then pioneered in the field of aerial crop dusting. Along the way, he founded an airline, rescued CIA spies from Cuba, mined gold in New Guinea and chased phantom nuclear weapons in the seas off Puerto Rico.