Panda Girl: China Burma India, a forgotten war

AT WAR WITH PILOTS AND THE LADIES THEY PAINTED ON THE NOSE OF THEIR AIRCRAFT - A historical fiction based on real events In 1942, the life of Montana farmboy and budding artist Victor Dance was molded into the Commander of a four-engined preditor and transported to a forgotten war known as the China-Burma-India Theater.Vic joined the Army Air Corps and was sent to a remote airbase in Pandaveswar, India, where he met a brotherhood of airmen and the girls, real and imagined, who gave them hope and the desire to survive. These boys of eighteen to twenty-five years of age flew massive machines on dangerous missions with impossible odds over unforgiving territory against a brutal enemy. The painted ladies they wore on the nose of their aircraft offered a link to life back home.