Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

France, 1917. Three years of stalemate. Of mud and rats and lice. Of artillery and barbed wire and machine guns.

In the skies above the trenches, the men and machines of Britain's Royal Flying Corps:

Pete Newin--a regular bloke trying to hang on.

Harry Booth--a Liverpudlian fabric-store kid turned RFC observer.

Drew Harris--who thinks Britain should look to the Spartans and the Romans to deal with problems on the home front.

Ian Crosse--who spends most of his time planning a run for Parliament.

Modern knights of the air, fearlessly battling the Hun in a fight to the death? Or reluctant malcontents, not knowing if the Germans or their own generals are the real enemy?

Michael MacMurdy uses his experience as a T-37 instructor pilot, as a flight lead/instructor pilot in the A-10 Warthog, and flying tail-dragger aircraft to take us into the cockpits above France in 1917. The inflexible leadership and the inferior aircraft. The politics of the Royal Flying Corps and the home front. Romance. Vengeance. All wrapped into an immersive read that is both poignant and tragic, humorous and irreverent. Highly recommended.

--Maj. Gen. [Ret.] Steven Berryhill, USAF

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Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

France, 1917. Three years of stalemate. Of mud and rats and lice. Of artillery and barbed wire and machine guns.

In the skies above the trenches, the men and machines of Britain's Royal Flying Corps:

Pete Newin--a regular bloke trying to hang on.

Harry Booth--a Liverpudlian fabric-store kid turned RFC observer.

Drew Harris--who thinks Britain should look to the Spartans and the Romans to deal with problems on the home front.

Ian Crosse--who spends most of his time planning a run for Parliament.

Modern knights of the air, fearlessly battling the Hun in a fight to the death? Or reluctant malcontents, not knowing if the Germans or their own generals are the real enemy?

Michael MacMurdy uses his experience as a T-37 instructor pilot, as a flight lead/instructor pilot in the A-10 Warthog, and flying tail-dragger aircraft to take us into the cockpits above France in 1917. The inflexible leadership and the inferior aircraft. The politics of the Royal Flying Corps and the home front. Romance. Vengeance. All wrapped into an immersive read that is both poignant and tragic, humorous and irreverent. Highly recommended.

--Maj. Gen. [Ret.] Steven Berryhill, USAF

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Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

by Michael Macmurdy
Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

Changes Wrought: A Black Albatros

by Michael Macmurdy

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France, 1917. Three years of stalemate. Of mud and rats and lice. Of artillery and barbed wire and machine guns.

In the skies above the trenches, the men and machines of Britain's Royal Flying Corps:

Pete Newin--a regular bloke trying to hang on.

Harry Booth--a Liverpudlian fabric-store kid turned RFC observer.

Drew Harris--who thinks Britain should look to the Spartans and the Romans to deal with problems on the home front.

Ian Crosse--who spends most of his time planning a run for Parliament.

Modern knights of the air, fearlessly battling the Hun in a fight to the death? Or reluctant malcontents, not knowing if the Germans or their own generals are the real enemy?

Michael MacMurdy uses his experience as a T-37 instructor pilot, as a flight lead/instructor pilot in the A-10 Warthog, and flying tail-dragger aircraft to take us into the cockpits above France in 1917. The inflexible leadership and the inferior aircraft. The politics of the Royal Flying Corps and the home front. Romance. Vengeance. All wrapped into an immersive read that is both poignant and tragic, humorous and irreverent. Highly recommended.

--Maj. Gen. [Ret.] Steven Berryhill, USAF


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781684986958
Publisher: Newman Springs
Publication date: 11/22/2023
Series: Book 1 , #1
Pages: 306
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.69(d)
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