This is absolutely the best novel on World War I aviation bar none, not only because it is rigorously authentic but because it is beautifully written.
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Aviation History Book Review: The God Machine
The God Machine: From Boomerangs to Black Hawks, The Story of the Helicopter by […]
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Aviation History Book Review: Berlin Airlift
Berlin Airlift: The Salvation of a City by Jon Sutherland and Diane Canwell, Pelican […]
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Aviation History Book Review: Red Baron
Red Baron: The Life and Death of an Ace by Peter Kilduff, David & […]
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Pan American Clippers: Book Review
Pan American Clippers: The Golden Age of Flying Boats by James Trautman, Boston Mills Press, […]
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Book Review: Rupert Red Two
Rupert Red Two: A Fighter Pilot’s Life From Thunderbolts to Thunderchiefs, by Jack Broughton, […]
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Book Review: Flying Tigers / The Burma Air Campaign
Flying Tigers: Claire Chennault and his American Volunteers, 1941-1942 by Daniel Ford, Smithsonian Institution Press, […]
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The Boulevards of Paris
A running dogfight raged over the city’s rooftops in July 1944. Tommy Hayes was […]
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Red Horde Over Russia
Yakovlev aircraft have become as closely associated with World War II Soviet air power as Messerschmitts are with the Luftwaffe, Spitfires with the Royal Air Force and Zeros with the Japanese.
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Meteoric Combat Career of a Flying Tiger
“Scarsdale Jack” Newkirk blazed the way for his fellow Panda Bear pilots