Bob Berrigan has led a life of adventure. He flew planes in the Air Force for over 23 years and helped South Vietnamese refugees relocate after the 1974 fall of Saigon.

After the Air Force, he enjoyed several careers, first as a chief deputy registrar for the California State License Board, then as an attorney, and finally as a renowned licensing expert.

Bob wrote this autobiography when his grandson Luke got his own pilot’s license at age 16.
Hardscrabble living from the jump, Bob grew up as part of the history of modern aircraft and the Air Force. Bob brings his wit to the page, as he does in life.