Extrait de Sixty Squadron RAF: A History of the Squadron from Its Formation. Illustrated
Publication Date
1 October 2025
Publisher
Asimis Books
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Language
Anglais
Pages
168 Pages
File Size
2.4 MB
ISBN 13
9786178705091
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Epub
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Sixty Squadron RAF: A History of the Squadron from Its Formation. Illustrated
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Sixty Squadron R.A.F.: A History of the Squadron from Its Formation by A.J.L. Scott is a detailed and compelling account of one of the Royal Flying Corps' (later Royal Air Force's) most distinguished squadrons during World War I. First published in 1920, the book chronicles the formation, development, and front-line service of No. 60 Squadron, offering a unique insider's perspective on early aerial warfare.
Drawing from his own experience as a commanding officer and pilot, Scott delivers a narrative rich in personal anecdotes, operational details, and tribute to the bravery of the squadron's airmen. The book traces the squadron's combat missions over the Western Front, highlighting the evolution of aircraft, dogfighting tactics, and the emotional toll of war.
Notable pilots such as Albert Ball and Billy Bishop, both famed aces, appear in the narrative, providing human faces to the broader historical context. Scott's writing is both factual and poignant, balancing military precision with deep respect for those who served.
This book stands as an important primary source for historians, aviation enthusiasts, and readers interested in World War I. It captures the pioneering spirit of early aviators and preserves the legacy of a squadron that played a vital role in shaping the future of air combat.
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Drawing from his own experience as a commanding officer and pilot, Scott delivers a narrative rich in personal anecdotes, operational details, and tribute to the bravery of the squadron's airmen. The book traces the squadron's combat missions over the Western Front, highlighting the evolution of aircraft, dogfighting tactics, and the emotional toll of war.
Notable pilots such as Albert Ball and Billy Bishop, both famed aces, appear in the narrative, providing human faces to the broader historical context. Scott's writing is both factual and poignant, balancing military precision with deep respect for those who served.
This book stands as an important primary source for historians, aviation enthusiasts, and readers interested in World War I. It captures the pioneering spirit of early aviators and preserves the legacy of a squadron that played a vital role in shaping the future of air combat.
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Publication Date
1 October 2025
Publisher
Asimis Books
Technical Characteristics
Language
Anglais
Pages
168 Pages
File Size
2.4 MB
ISBN 13
9786178705091
Format
Epub
Protection
No protection
accessibility
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