The Window at St. Catherine's

About the Book

If the fates had been just a shade different, we might all be flying to-and-from Cullerton International instead of O'Hare International.

This is the incredible story of Bill Cullerton, a leading United States Army Air Force ace in World War Two. Few could have survived the harrowing ordeal he experienced.

Here is a tale of salmon fishing, war, survival and friendship.

This is the true story of The Window at St. Catherine's.

The Waffen-SS officer takes Bill's gun, jams it against his right side just under his rib cage.

"For you the war is over," the Waffen-SS officer says. He pulls the trigger.

"The window at St. Catherine's is really a grabber 'hanging on every word' is a cliché so I won't use it, but it is a good read-solidly and well told."
-William A. Rooney, co-author The Enola Gay and the Smithsonian Institution

About the Author

John Dobbertin, Jr. is the only living American with a stained glass window in a church in England honoring a WWII USAAF fighter group. He is a former journalist, public relations expert, businessman and friend of Bill Cullerton for four decades.