Category: Biographies
II. INCREASING THE PACE 67 FRENCH AVIATOR’S BAG 67 THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST 68 “HOT-AIR STUFF” 71 A BIG “STRAFE” 72 LOOPING THE LOOP 75 NIGHT FLYING 80 PHOTOS 81 HIDE AND SEEK 82 “MISSING” 85 PANCAKING IN A WHEAT FIELD 87 AN EXCITING LANDING 89 DUAL CONTROL 90
Only time for a few lines before the post goes. I was flying at a quarter to three o’clock this morning. I was orderly pilot, and a Hun was reported in the neighbourhood. I went...
3. BOOK IArrived here O.K. and reported. Spent the best part of the morning signing papers and books, and buzzing around. On the way across to the hangars discovered two R.F.C. men lying...
7. part I was over, owing to the mist. Then, to my surprise, the Hunsloosed off some Archie nowhere near me, so I expect they couldn’t see _me_; but it looked ripping. They got a searchlight going and flashed it all round, passing always over the...
4. BOOK III am here at last. Where that is, however, I can’t tell you.... We had a good journey, but while I was snoozing the carriage door--which must have been carelessly shut by one of...
2. BOOK IIII. INCREASING THE PACE 67 FRENCH AVIATOR’S BAG 67 THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST 68 “HOT-AIR STUFF” 71 A BIG “STRAFE” 72 LOOPING THE LOOP 75 NIGHT FLYING 80 PHOTOS 81 HIDE AND SEEK 82...
5. PART I10. The Fog-lifters, feeling dry, retire at this point for a drink, and leave you to the tender mercies of H----. “Watch your watch and chain yourself to your seat.”
1. BOOK I