Southern England. Late summer 1940. The UK is fighting for its very
survival and the Luftwaffe's aerial offensive is unrelenting. All
that lies between invasion and salvation for Britain is the "thin
blue line" of RAF Fighter Command and its pilots. This newly
illustrated anniversary edition of "Life as a Battle of Britain
Pilot" reveals what it was like to fly a fighter plane in the
Battle of Britain. Who were the Spitfire and Hurricane pilots of
1940? How did they spend a typical day? And when pitched together
in combat at 30,000 feet, which was the better machine--Spitfire or
Me109? Read" Life as a Battle of Britain Pilot" and then ask
yourself: would I have been up to the job?
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