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PAPPY BOYINGTON - BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON - SAN FRANCISCO, CA 10-25-58 Stories of Pappy Boyington are legendary, including how he led the infamous Black Sheep Squadron, and how he served in China as a member of the American Volunteer Group, the famed Flying Tigers. He spent a year and a half as a Japanese POW, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, and was recognized as the Marine Corps top ace. Always hard-drinking and hard-living, Pappy's post-war life was as turbulent as his wartime experiences. In this Alcoholics Anonymous talk, recorded in San Francisco, CA on October 25th, 1958, Pappy tells about his experiences with alcohol both in and after the war, and as a POW. He relates how he first came into contact with AA. Since this is a fairly old recording, the quality isn't 100% ideal; however it is very listenable and easy to understand. Contents - 11 Tracks Length - 52 Minutes |
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