Biggles in the Orient

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'You're out last hope, Bigglesworth,' said the Air Commodore, with something like despair in his voice. The war supply route between Calcutta and China is a vital one but something is attacking the planes that fly it. Again and again pilots set off, only to disappear somewhere along the line, never to be seen again. When Biggles and his team are called in to investigatem, flying the route is close to a suicide mission

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AuthorCaptain W. E. Johns
PublisherRed Fox
PlaceLondon
Year1992
ISBN9780099938309
BindingPaperback
ConditionFair
CommentsPages yellowed; sticker on front cover
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