Aim High: The Story of Major General Gerald Stack Maloney, Jr.

by Major General Gerald S Maloney, Susan D Brandenburg (Editor)

Overview

The Air Force motto "Aim High" is synonymous with the long and productive life of Major General Gerald Stack Maloney, Jr. A Jet-age Flying Tiger in Taiwan during the 1950's, Gerry Maloney has aimed high in every endeavor from childhood on, and hit the mark.

A fighter pilot, champion marksman, sailor, historian, philanthropist, civic leader, world traveler, and churchman - a patriotic pillar of society in every area of his life - Major General Gerald Stack Maloney is an American Hero.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781958174098
Publisher:	Susan the Scribe, Inc.
Publication date:	10/27/2022
Pages:	282
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.88(d)

Editorial Reviews

Reviewer: Bill Norris, Flying Into The Storm, Dagger Four is OK

Five Stars, a must-read autobiography.

Gerry Maloney has taken us along as he traveled through history joined by his storied partner, Ambassador Marilyn McAfee. Gerry certainly selected the appropriate title for his life story, not just the Air Force motto and the source of his success as an expert rifleman, but reflective of the way he lived every day of his life.

If you greeted Gerry Maloney with "how ya doing" his immediate response is always "it's not important how I am, how are you?" And he means it. Gerry has lived his life dedicated to the well-being and interests of others through his accomplishments and contributions to his country and community. His book is a 280-page record of a life well-lived supported by a well-documented photographic journey.

Gerry's proven ability to overcome adversity through positive action and pure determination is a how-to guide for the rest of us. The words pay it forward define his actions whether leading a military and veterans university resource center, a historical lighthouse association or a community yacht club. He leaves a permanently improved mark on all that he touches. Aim High is much more than a book, it is the recorded history of a century of living life to the fullest. Thank you, Gerry, for taking us along for the ride.

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