David C FitchBorn in Montreal, Canada, the author did a lot of swimming when he was young, winning the Montreal 1 mile Open Swimming race in 1940. He graduated from Kingston College and was in the Canadian Army for 6 years in World War II. While on the way to Engand during the battle of Britain a ship he was on with over 1,000 soldiers was torpedoed causing the deaths of 75% of all on board. He served in Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Sicily, Italy, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. After getting out of the Army he moved to and lived in New York City for over 50 years, in which he was a Controller at Tectonic Environment for 18 years and with an Architectural firm for 19 years. Having acquired the writing bug he turned his hand to writing and moved to Glens Falls, NY where he continued to work on a book of his days in World War II and Mental Telepathy A air Diary or Tides of Fate. Read More Read Less