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Winged Sabres One Of The Rfcs Most Decorated Squadrons Robert A Sellwood

Name: Winged Sabres One Of The Rfcs Most Decorated Squadrons Robert A Sellwood
SKU: BELL-46611888
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Winged Sabres One Of The Rfcs Most Decorated Squadrons Robert A Sellwood instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pen & Sword Aviation

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 5.45 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Robert A Sellwood

ISBN: 9781526729576, 9781526729583, 9781526729590, 1526729571, 152672958X, 1526729598

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Winged Sabres One Of The Rfcs Most Decorated Squadrons Robert A Sellwood by Robert A Sellwood 9781526729576, 9781526729583, 9781526729590, 1526729571, 152672958X, 1526729598 instant download after payment.

Winged Sabres is the story of a RFC & RAF squadron flying the cumbersome FE2 from February 1916 to September 1917, and then the superlative Bristol Fighter: a two-seater ‘fighter-reconnaissance’ squadron with an astonishingly high success rate.
20 Squadron was possibly the highest scoring squadron of the war and one of the most highly decorated, claiming over 600 combat victories with well over 400 confirmed in RFC & RAF Communiqués. Its members won seventy gallantry decorations including a posthumous Victoria Cross, and included fliers from the U.K. and around the world. Over 40 became aces, including the American Iaccaci brothers and some Canadians and others. But with a casualty rate of around 50% including killed, wounded and POW they paid a high price.
Over 15 years research has gone into this book, covering a seldom-explored aspect of WW1 in the air: the two-seater fighter-reconnaissance squadrons. 20 Squadron’s motto was Facta Non Verba – Deeds Not Words!