The extraordinary stories of ten fighter pilots, told in their
very own words during the Second World War.
First published by Collins in 1942, this utterly compelling
collection of first-hand accounts of ten fighter pilots experiences
at the helm of the Spitfires of 66 Squadron paints one of the most
realistic depictions of the battle for the skies over wartime
Europe.
Offering incredible personal insights into the wartime
experience both in the air and on the ground the stories are told
with unaffected zest, by men who were living in the constant
presence of death.
Five of the original contributors were killed before the book
was originally printed, including the books editors, Wing Commander
Athol Forbes and Squadron Leader Hubert Allen. Jimmy Corbin, the
last surviving contributor and author of the foreword, passed away
in December 2012.
Written right in the middle of the war, in the pilots own words,
Ten Fighter Pilots is a truly original and unique account of a
terrifying time."
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