I pulled back the covers and grabbed her hand."C'mon, get something on. We're going for a drive."I put on a T-shirt and a pair of boxer shorts. Follow...ing my lead, Stacia put on her dad's shirt and a pair of panties. We blew out the candles and walked outside to my car. We drove down the street towards the high school."Where are we going?" Stacia asked.I smiled, "We're going back to school." She looked confused but didn't say anything.We drove into the parking lot and I parked the car in an out. "Of course, he founded this University. What does that have to do with... ?" That woman in that tree is none other than the great-granddaughter of Isaac Pembleton, the inventor of Cheery Cola and coincidentally the university's founder." You mean she's one of the Pembletons?" Rawls said morosely, head in hands. "If the media gets wind of this, we'll be inundated with reporters and be on the evening news. We have to keep a low profile. The Board of Directors will have my head if anything happens. The aircraft that was waiting for him was no sleek jet but one of the largest propeller driven aircraft that Henry had ever seen. With its thin fuselage, steeply swept back wings and four large engines each carrying two sets of propellers, the thing looked more like a bomber from the cold war than any sort of airliner that Henry had travelled on. He would have to ask his uncle about it, Henry thought, Freddie knew a lot about aircraft. He emerged from the ramp close to tail of the aircraft. Its. Robert OppenheimerIt seems sort of strange looking back on the unfolding events of the war in Europe to discover that it took almost a full year after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in far-away Hawaii for the United States to mount their first aerial assault on Germany. Some of this delay was due to basic logistics because American aircraft had been sent to Britain ever since 1939 in an unofficial capacity and American pilots had been manning fighter planes and bombers via the Canadian route.