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Fighter Pilot's Little girl: Growing Up in the Sixties and the Cold Conflict details writer and Professor Mary Lawlor's unconventional upbringing in Cold War America. Remembrances of her early life-as the girl of a Sea Corps and then Military father-reveal the personal costs of tensions that once gripped the whole world, and illustrate the ways that bold foreign plan decisions shaped an entire generation of Us citizens, defining not just the ways they were increased, but who they would in the end become. As a kid on the road she was constantly searching for something to hold to, a longing that led her toward rebellion, to university in Paris, also to the kind of self-discovery only possible in the late 1960s. An individual narrative braided with scholarly, retrospective reflections as to what that narrative means, Fighter Pilot's Little girl zooms in on just a little lady with a years as a child filled with instability, aggravation, and unanswered questions, such that her challenges in progress, her yearnings, and eventual successes exemplify those of her complete generation.From California to Georgia to Germany, Lawlor's family was stationed in elements of the planet that few are able to experience at so young an get older, but being a child of military parents has never been easy. She neatly outlines the unique difficulties an upbringing without roots presents someone struggling to come quickly to terms with a global at warfare, and a home in regular turnover and turmoil. This e book is for anyone seeking a finer knowing of the tolls that warfare takes not just on a land, but on that nation's sons and daughters, in whose hearts and heads deeper battles continue steadily to rage long following the soldiers have come home.
