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Set against the backdrop of World War I aviation, the story follows Lieutenant Geoffrey Dorman as he embarks on a flight from Shoreham to Gosport. Faced with dense sea fog and engine troubles, he must navigate the challenges of early aviation and make a critical decision to attempt a landing. This narrative explores themes of courage, the unpredictability of flight, and the perils faced by pilots during this era.

The most comprehensive visual history of this key RAF fighter station throughout the Second World War.

The narrative follows Reginald Collis, a pioneering member of the Royal Flying Corps, who transitioned from Air Mechanic to a certified pilot and instructor. His journey includes flying alongside notable aviation figures and participating in early aerial combat during World War I. Collis meticulously documented his experiences in a unique flying log book, which is featured in this book alongside historical photographs. Acclaimed aviation author Mark Hillier enhances the presentation with thorough research and contextual notes, offering a rich historical perspective on early military aviation.

Contains full colour, high resolution images of the various items of uniform and equipment including descriptions of the items being used are included, supported by archive images.