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The Royal Naval Air Services During Wwi
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224 pages
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The book features a compelling collection of firsthand accounts from Royal Navy and Royal Marines pilots during World War I, showcasing their unique experiences. Notable stories include F.J. Rutland's daring takeoff from HMS Yarmouth and the dramatic tale of Guy Duncan-Smith in the Maldives. Drawn from the Fleet Air Arm Museum's extensive archives, it includes diary excerpts, transcripts, and photographs, offering a rich narrative of the era. This thoughtful compilation highlights the human side of aviation history, making it a significant tribute as the centennial of the war approaches.
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2014, hardcover
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