Author Gregory Liefer
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Aviation Mysteries of the North - Book Reviews
 
 

Fairbanks Daily News Miner 
             “Liefer…cuts right to the meat of a usually murky situation...he has the
             experience, knowledge and chops not only to examine an aviation
             crash, but also to speculate about its cause. Readers will enjoy this 
             book…” 
 

Fort Nelson News
            “For flying buffs, this book is a must read.” 
 

Pacific Flyer magazine, www.pacificflyer.com 
            "…factual events of these significant disappearances are presented
            with meticulous  insight.” 


Aircraft Wrecks website, www.aircraftwrecks.com 
            "Thoroughly enjoyable book that leaves the reader wanting more, well
            researched and focused on seventeen disappearances. Only two of 
            these cases have been solved to date, and the others tantalize us with 
            a myriad of questions and possibilities." 
 

John Tippets, author of Hearts of Courage 
            "Aviation Mysteries of the North is exceptionally well researched and a 
            reader should appreciate the extensive use of pictures, maps and other 
            illustrations. If you are fascinated with aviation and/or really enjoy Alaska
            history, you will appreciate reading this new book by Gregory Liefer."

WINGS, Canada’s National Aviation Magazine, July/August 2011 
            "Historical perspectives and aircraft descriptions add an informative 
            background to the stories from takeoff to the final moments."

WINGS
OF GOLD, The Voice of Naval Aviation, Summer 2011 
            "More than 100 aircraft have vanished in Alaska or Canada, or along 
            the cold waters of the north...Included is the case of a commercial 
            airliner carrying 38 passengers and crew, a military transport with 44 
            occupants, a USAF bomber carrying a nuclear payload, and two U.S. 
            Congressmen on a campaign tour."