As featured 'ON THE SHELF'
Wargames Illustrated, September 2017
As featured 'ON THE SHELF'
Wargames Illustrated, September 2017
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Bookseller 07.04.17
As featured in
Bookseller 07.04.17
As featured in
The Times 17/3/17
As featured in
The Times 17/3/17
This is an extraordinary story of a great patriot and philanthropist who has, until now, escaped the attention of historians. Her reach and generosity are amazing, although perhaps of the time she lived in and the society in which she grew. An outstanding story of an outstanding woman, Highly Recommended.
Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/lady-lucy-houston-dbe-aviation-champion-and-mother-of-the-spitfire/#more-3591]here![/link]
Firetrench
This is an extraordinary story of a great patriot and philanthropist who has, until now, escaped the attention of historians. Her reach and generosity are amazing, although perhaps of the time she lived in and the society in which she grew. An outstanding story of an outstanding woman, Highly Recommended.
Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/lady-lucy-houston-dbe-aviation-champion-and-mother-of-the-spitfire/#more-3591]here![/link]
Firetrench
In summary, this is an excellent and very well-written work and would be of great interest to anyone interested in service life in the Post-WWII Royal Air Force. The previously-mentioned technical faults notwithstanding, I would suggest it may even been worthy of the appellation ‘Classic’.
On a Rating Scale where 1: Very Poor, 10: Excellent, I would give it an 8.
NZ Crown Mines - Keith Rimmer
In summary, this is an excellent and very well-written work and would be of great interest to anyone interested in service life in the Post-WWII Royal Air Force. The previously-mentioned technical faults notwithstanding, I would suggest it may even been worthy of the appellation ‘Classic’.
On a Rating Scale where 1: Very Poor, 10: Excellent, I would give it an 8.
NZ Crown Mines - Keith Rimmer
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From Dogfight to Diplomacy
MacDonell's service career began in the 1930s. Shortly before the war he became a Squadron Leader and worked at the Air Ministry during the Phoney War. When hostilities commenced he became CO of No 64 Squadron, carrying out convoy support operations and eventually fighting in the Battle of Britain. Awarded a DFC, he was given command of a squadron… Read more...
