Not Paid Eleven Cents an Hour to Think

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Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War in 1968, the narrative follows Jim Gibson as he embarks on a flight that symbolizes both a journey and a confrontation with his mortality. With the grim reality of American soldiers dying at alarming rates, the story delves into themes of fear, courage, and the human experience during a tumultuous time in history. As Gibson faces the uncertainty of his fate, the book explores the impact of war on individuals and the profound questions it raises about life and death.