Monique Taylor

Monique Taylor is a professional historian and genealogist. Her new book Suicide Jockeys: The Making of the WWII Combat Glider Pilot, is the only work of its kind which deeply into the WWII glider pilot program and the challenges the glider pilots faced on their one-way missions deep into enemy territory in their motorless aircraft. She is also the daughter of a World War II Combat Glider Pilot. Monique is experienced researcher who digs deep into primary sources and first-hand interviews of other WWII gilder pilots to tell the real story of the men who sacrificed all and then were forgotten by historians.

Monique has also authored articles in The National WWII Glider Pilots Association's Briefing and in the San Joaquin Agricultural Law Review. She is currently engaged in research on the glider pilots of the China Burma India Theater of WWII.

For more information about Monique Taylor and her work you can visit www.moniquetaylorauthor.com