Adrenaline High
Jim Manley
March 12, 2015
The call came at a bad time. We’d loaded the airplane and buckled in three passengers. I was just climbing into the cockpit. Pancho hurried
The call came at a bad time. We’d loaded the airplane and buckled in three passengers. I was just climbing into the cockpit. Pancho hurried
We transport a fair amount of bodies in Congo. I would have said passengers, but after someone passes on from this life we call them
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