Wartime Airman Reports Crashes and Push for Flying Corps
An excerpt from a World War I era letter describes chaotic air operations including crashes near an aerodrome, the scramble to repel the German push, and the British response. The writer shares a close call after a forced landing, villagers aiding with cocoa and sandwiches, and reflection on the costs of aviation for the Royal Flying Corps.
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