Wing Commander Robert Stanford Tuck was one of the RAF's
top-scoring aces until he was shot down and taken prisoner in
January 1942, thus curtailing his probability of being the
top-scorer. This work offers an exact facsimile edition of his
flying log book covering his entire RAF career from October 1935,
when he learned to fly on Avro Tutor biplanes, to his work as a
test pilot with English Electric on Canberra jets in 1954. The bulk
of the interest in this work, however, lies in the 1940 period and
readers are given the opportunity to own their very own Battle of
Britain pilot's log book. Each comes with a numbered certificate of
authenticity denoting its place in the limited edition of 2500
copies.
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