Wing Leader

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Johnnie Johnson joined the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in 1939 as a week-end flier, and finished the war as the top-scoring Allied fighter pilot with 38 confirmed victories. WING LEADER is his account of the Battle of Britain, of the bitter fighting over Dieppe, and of the final battle across the skies of France and over the Rhine when, as a group captain, he commanded a British wing of the latest and most powerful Spitfires. "WING LEADER is a magnificent story of fighter pilots--so graphic in its description of aerial combat, so sympathetic in its portraits of fighting men that it will rank with the finest books which have come out of the war." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board) Bend marks on spine; slight forward lean. Signed by author.
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AuthorJ.E. Johnson
PublisherGoodall Publications
PlaceLondon
Year1995
ISBN9780859790901
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
CommentsBend marks on spine; slight forward lean. Signed by author.
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