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Memoir of Canadian fighter pilot in England and NW Europe

Binding: Softcover

See also more books on the same topic(s):
   Air war in the West, 1939-1945: Biographies and memoirs
   Canada: Air forces, airpower, and air operations
   Canada: Biographies and memoirs
   Canada: Biographies and memoirs of aviators, aircrew, and groundcrew
   United Kingdom: Biographies and memoirs of aviators, aircrew, and groundcrew

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   Reference in news archive December 2002

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Feedback from visitors

Feedback from Peter Celis on Saturday, 5 July 2003

Rates this book:

I have read many books about World War Two, including many biographies, but this one is without doubt the best of all. Art Sager is a gifted narrator, and has described his wartime years with great irony and objectivity. He writes about all the operational aspects, but also about the disappointments and satisfactions of being a wartime fighter pilot, about the great variety of personalities encountered, about losing friends and meeting new ones, and about the disturbing consequences of war in all its facets. When you start reading this book, you will find it difficult to put it down. It is a must-have for anyone interested in wartime aviation.

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