Battle History 666

"Battle History 666" is perhaps the least-known squadron history to come out of the Second World War. As a re-discovered historical account of 666 'Air Observation Post' Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, this tongue-in-cheek, light-hearted reminiscence illuminates the manner in which Canadian combatants viewed themselves and their presence in post-war Europe, as their written testament was being completed on the eve of squadron disbandment in October 1945. The book is a "must read" for anyone interested in wartime aviation, Auster operations in Northwest Europe, and those erstwhile pursuits which kept men occupied after the cessation of hostilities.