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rainbase · 4 November 2009, 03:05 PM

There's a FABULOUS book about RFC 46.... No Parachute by Arthur G. Lee. This is, in fact, my favorite work from the war. It's the author's very detailed and honest letters home to his young wife. I believe that Lee left RFC about a month or so after Yeates arrived. Read those two back to back and and you get a remarkable picture of the squadron.

I don't usually plug my ebay store here, but I do have a very nice copy of

Winged Victory listed right now. I do not currently have a copy of No Parachute, but do grab every copy I can afford to sell here. It is my life's work to make sure everybody reads Lee's book, he he.

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rainbase Forum Ace Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 809	There's a FABULOUS book about RFC 46.... No Parachute by Arthur G. Lee. This is, in fact, my favorite work from the war. It's the author's very detailed and honest letters home to his young wife. I believe that Lee left RFC about a month or so after Yeates arrived. Read those two back to back and and you get a remarkable picture of the squadron. I don't usually plug my ebay store here, but I do have a very nice copy of Winged Victory listed right now. I do not currently have a copy of No Parachute, but do grab every copy I can afford to sell here. It is my life's work to make sure everybody reads Lee's book, he he. My Store: eBay Store - GREAT WAR BOOKS: WAR IN THE AIR, GENERAL HISTORIES, AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT __________________ Jan Goldstein The Rain Desert War In The Air Books