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'This is aerial drama at its best. Fast, powerful, and moving.' Erik Larson

Devotion tells the gripping story of the US Navy's most famous aviator duo - Tom Hudner, a white New Englander, and Jesse Brown, a black sharecropper's son from Mississippi. Against all odds, Jesse beat back racism to become the Navy's first black aviator. Against all expectations, Tom passed up Harvard to fly fighter planes for his country. While much of America remained divided by segregation, the two became wingmen in Fighter Squadron 32 and went on to fight side-by-side in the Korean War.

Adam Makos follows Tom and Jesse's dramatic journey to the war's climatic battle at the Chosin Reservoir, where they fought to save an entire division of trapped Marines. It was here that one of them was faced with an unthinkable choice - and discovered how far they would go to save a friend.

"A must read." - New York Post

"Riveting." - USA Today

"A delight to read." - Washington Times

"An inspiring tale." - Los Angeles Times

"Reads like a dream." - Associated Press

"This is aerial drama at its best. Fast, powerful, and moving." - Erik Larson, New York Times bestselling author of Dead Wake

"At last, the Korean War has its epic, a story that will stay with you long after you close this book." - Eric Blehm, New York Times bestselling author of Fearless and Legend

"Lovingly rendered and meticulously researched, here is a tale of true friendship from across the racial divide. Though it concerns a famously cold battle in the Cold War, make no mistake: Devotion will warm your heart." - Hampton Sides, author of Ghost Soldiers and In the Kingdom of Ice

"In this beautifully written book, Adam Makos reveals a long-lost story of heroism set in the frozen realm of North Korea. You won't be able to put this down." - Joseph L. Galloway, co-author of the no. 1 bestseller We Were Soldiers, Once and Young

"My great respect for Tom Hudner knows no bounds. He is a true hero; and in reading this book, you will understand why I feel that way." - President George H.W. Bush

"Adam Makos immerses you in a story so crisp that you'll forget you're reading a book. Prepare to be swept away." - Michael Tougias, co-author of The Finest Hours

"Once again, Adam Makos demonstrates himself as a rising star in historical nonfiction. Getting the stories are only half the battle. Telling the story is where he thrives." - Colin Heaton, co-author of The Star of Africa