The Aviators

Their stories are legendary, but I'm curious what led to the decision to highlight Rickenbacker, Doolittle, and Lindbergh together. Was there a specific theme or message the author wanted to emphasize?

I appreciated the balance of history and personal story, but I wonder if readers with less aviation knowledge find it engaging or too detailed.

Their daring feats are well-known, but I was moved by the glimpses into their struggles and doubts. Did the author aim to humanize these icons intentionally?