Flames In The Sky
Penguin Main Series #1226, reprinted 1958.
Originally published in 1952, FLAMES IN THE SKY contains within it a series of stories full of derring-do based on various aspects of the air war during World War II from the German Blitzkrieg in the West in May 1940 to Japan's last gasp through the use of Kamikaze suicide planes to wrest victory from the inescapable pincers of defeat in August 1945. Through extensive research, he recounts his exploits of aviation, many being less well known to the public due to heavy censorship at the time.
Condition grading: Fair. Stain to rear cover. Damage and creasing to spine. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Main Series #1226, reprinted 1958.
Originally published in 1952, FLAMES IN THE SKY contains within it a series of stories full of derring-do based on various aspects of the air war during World War II from the German Blitzkrieg in the West in May 1940 to Japan's last gasp through the use of Kamikaze suicide planes to wrest victory from the inescapable pincers of defeat in August 1945. Through extensive research, he recounts his exploits of aviation, many being less well known to the public due to heavy censorship at the time.
Condition grading: Fair. Stain to rear cover. Damage and creasing to spine. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Main Series #1226, reprinted 1958.
Originally published in 1952, FLAMES IN THE SKY contains within it a series of stories full of derring-do based on various aspects of the air war during World War II from the German Blitzkrieg in the West in May 1940 to Japan's last gasp through the use of Kamikaze suicide planes to wrest victory from the inescapable pincers of defeat in August 1945. Through extensive research, he recounts his exploits of aviation, many being less well known to the public due to heavy censorship at the time.
Condition grading: Fair. Stain to rear cover. Damage and creasing to spine. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
