“Everyone has dreams. So, we should dream big ones.
But the dream is only the start.
We need to be prepared to fight for our dreams and to refuse to give up.”
— Martha McSally, Dare to Fly
About Dare to Fly
In DARE TO FLY, Martha McSally shares deeply personal stories and gems of advice, such as: ‘Do Things Afraid,’ in which she recalls a white-knuckle, manual combat run in an Afghanistan canyon to rescue American troops under fire after her plane’s entire electronic navigation and targeting system failed. In ‘Thrive Through the Darkness’ McSally shares deeply personal episodes of grief, abuse and assault, and how she found her own way through the darkness. In ‘Thanksgiving in Botswana,’ she shares uplifting stories of other pioneers and boundary-breakers. Throughout the book she delves into the importance of faith, family, perseverance, learning how to get yourself to the first water station, and more.
DARE TO FLY takes you into the cockpit and across the world with Martha McSally as your guide to discover your personal courage. Filled with candor and insight, readers will be inspired to break barriers, endure turbulence, thrive through darkness, and soar.
About Martha McSally
Martha McSally served for 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 2010 as a full Colonel. She is the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat and first to command a combat fighter squadron in United States history. She was deployed six times to combat zones, earning the Bronze Star and six Air Medals. As a U.S. Senator, Martha McSally proudly represents the people of Arizona. She is a champion triathlete and distance runner, who in her spare time happily puts her military search and rescue skills to work to find lost dogs.
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