Status Updates From Cronkite: The Definitive Bi...

Having been there, I would not describe South Korea's hills and mountains as "spartan," but to each their own.

I didn't know TV had been around since the 1920s.

Cronkite's feelings about the air war after D-Day were ironic, given that Allied air supremacy was crucial to the continued success of the invasion.

Didn't think I'd see a reference to Billy Mitchell and his air power doctrine in the biography of a journalist - or realize that Walter Cronkhite wanted to be a pilot but was color blind. Interesting, and I'm glad I've read what I have on Billy Mitchell.

Finally! "Flair" is used correctly.

The second time "flare" has been used when it should have been "flair."