Those incredible young men in their flying machines at war
This excellent book contains nearly thirty accounts of the
extraordinary exploits of allied airman at war in the skies high
above the mud, barbed wire and trenches of the Western Front during
the First World War. Enthusiasts of the subject and period will
find much here to interest them as the author takes us aloft with
the Ariel V. C's, into No Man's Land, on bombing raids, through
mid-air pistol duels, up with the kite-balloons, with the
sea-planes over the cold and inhospitable ocean and many other
fascinating accounts of the earliest days of air combat and the
brave, individualistic aviators who fought it. This an ideal book
for those with a fascination for the time when flight meant a
flimsy machine of wire, canvas and wood with a hero at the
controls. Available in soft cover and hard cover with dust jacket.
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