Chris Granville Whit - La guerre entre les vente en gros nuages mes expériences de vol - H245z

Product Name: Chris Granville Whit - La guerre entre les vente en gros nuages mes expériences de vol - H245z
Fiction/Non-Fiction：Non-Fiction Genre/Subject：History Brand：Grub Street Publishing Weight：0.67 Style：NA Author：Chris Granville White Book Title：War Amongst the Clouds My Flying Experiences in World War I and Release Title：War Amongst the Clouds My Flying Experiences in World War I and Publisher：Grub Street Publishing Publication Year：2019 Record Grading：New Sleeve Grading：New Language：American English Platform：NA Size：NA Format：book Film/TV Title：War Amongst the Clouds My Flying Experiences in World War I an Colour：NA Material：NA Department：NA Movie/TV Title：War Amongst the Clouds My Flying Experiences in World War I an UPC：9781911621430 EAN：9781911621430 ISBN：9781911621430 Number of Pages：224 Item Length：209 Item Width：174 Item Height：25 Main Stone：NA Metal Purity：NA Metal：NA Connectivity：NA vente en gros Model：NA
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The item is a book Hardback
The Author Name is Chris Granville White
The Title is War Amongst the Clouds : My Flying Experiences in World War I and the Follow-On Years

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This is a personal account written by a man reflecting on his time as a young pilot with the Royal Flying Corps in France during the First World War, who eventually became an ace. It is a story of survival against the odds at a time when the conduct of air operations depended so much on individual skills, innovation, courage - and luck. Hugh White flew F.E.2D Scout aircraft with 20 Squadron as a reconnaissance patrol pilot aged just eighteen. By his nineteenth birthday he was a flight commander and the most experienced pilot on the squadron. He then became a flight commander on 29 Squadron flying the S.E.5a which was Britains best fighter aircraft at the time. During the two years of flying, he experienced and survived a series of escapades including a dramatic mid-air collision with the enemy. Told by Hugh in his own words, he gives a unique insight into war in the air. With the break-up of his squadron and being reduced to a substantive rank - simply because of his young age - Hughs writing ends in 1919. From this point, the story is continued by his younger son Chris. He describes Hughs life and RAF career from flying Bristol Fighters in India during the 1920s, undertaking engineer training at Henlow, to commanding 501 Squadron in the mid-1930s and becoming a full-time technical officer until his retirement as an air vice-marshal in 1955. This book includes a foreword by Air Marshal Sir Frederick Sowrey Hughs nephew which puts Hugh Whites early wartime service into context. It is a timely reminder, following the centenary of the end of the First World War, of the difficulties that young pilots faced at the time. A must-read for those interested in wartime exploits.

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