After growing up in rural North America in the 1920s and 1930s,
Wilf Burnett (known in his family as Bamp) left Canada to join the
RAF in 1937. This book tells the story of his decorated and
distinguished 31 year career in the Royal Air Force. He flew on
three operational tours during World War II. After the war and a
secondment to BOAC on long-range flying boats, he flew a wide range
of piston and jet military aircraft. He undertook exploratory
flights to the North Pole and led the first V-bomber (Valiant)
squadron into action during the Suez Crisis. After commanding a
V-bomber base, his later career took him to senior posts in India
and Aden. In retirement he continued to live a full life, pursuing
his many interests. He often commented on how lucky he was to have
had "The Best of Lives."
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