One Life Left

The story of an exceptionally skilled RAF pilot seconded to the Navy, before and during WW2. The author describes his activities flying from airfields in England, Malta, Egypt, Gibraltar, Scotland and from aircraft carriers in the Fighting Fleet. This book will be appreciated by adventurers and particularly pilots, as the author gives a detailed insight into the many types of aircraft that he flew. The writing style is relaxed yet precise, sprinkled with an array of entertaining anecdotes and humour. At the war's end, he discovered that he was the only survivor from the group of twenty he had initially trained with who had gone on to flying duties. A poignant reminder of the inherent dangers of often flying in adverse weather conditions, while all the time facing a determined enemy.