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"The Legend of Gutsy Gaur" is the gripping, true-life chronicle of one of the most daring acts of mid-air gallantry in aviation history. On a freezing November night in 1982, a Fairchild Packet aircraft—the "Flying Coffin"—faced a catastrophic nose-gear jam over Agra. With seven lives hanging in the balance and a fireball landing imminent, Flight Lieutenant Sumer Chand "SC" Gaur performed the unthinkable.
This book takes you inside the "Rathole," where Gaur squeezed his frame into the open nose-wheel bay to perform manual surgery on the aircraft’s skeleton. Suspended over the abyss in sub-zero, 100-knot winds, he battled frozen limbs and shattered tools to rip a jammed actuator free. Guided by moonlight and fueled by the battle cry of "Jai Bajrangbali," he turned a death sentence into a "Three Green" miracle. Prof. S.P. Kaushik delivers a visceral, technical, and spiritual masterpiece that honors the Shaurya Chakra recipient and the unbreakable spirit of the Indian Air Force.
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