Dancing in the Sky is the first complete telling of the First
World War fighter pilottraining initiative established by the
British in response to the terrible losses occurring in the skies
over Europe in 1916. This program, up and running in under six
months despite enormous obstacles, launched Canada into the age of
flight ahead of the United States.
The results enabled the Allies to regain control of the skies
and eventually win the war, but at a terrible price. Flying was in
its infancy and pilot training primitive. This is the story of the
talented and courageous men and women who made the training program
a success, complete with the romance, tragedy, humour, and pathos
that accompany an account of such heroic proportions. A valuable
addition to Canada's military history, this book will appeal to all
who enjoy an exceptional adventure story embedded in Canada's
past.
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