| PAGE | Ordered Overseas (after Kipling) | 17 | INTRODUCTORY | The Development of an Idea | 23 | BOOK I | IN TRAINING | I. | From Theory To Practice | 33 | EARLY IMPRESSIONS | 33 | MY FIRST FLYING LESSON | 34 | ON GOING “SOLO” | 38 | TAKING A TICKET | 41 | FIRST CROSS-COUNTRY FLIGHT | 44 | II. | Some Episodes: and a “Crash” | 47 | III. | From Passenger To Pilot | 53 | BOOK II | ON ACTIVE SERVICE | R.F.C. Alphabet | 56 | I. | The Opening Movements | 57 | SOMEWHERE | 57 | MAP STUDY | 59 | A FORCED LANDING | 61 | ARCHIES | 62 | AGED NINETEEN | 64 | A CONCERT | 65 | II. | Increasing the Pace | 67 | FRENCH AVIATOR’S BAG | 67 | THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST | 68 | “HOT-AIR STUFF” | 71 | A BIG “STRAFE” | 72 | LOOPING THE LOOP | 75 | NIGHT FLYING | 80 | PHOTOS | 81 | HIDE AND SEEK | 82 | “MISSING” | 85 | PANCAKING IN A WHEAT FIELD | 87 | AN EXCITING LANDING | 89 | DUAL CONTROL | 90 | III. | Storm after Calm | 94 | BACK TO DUTY | 94 | A GOOD STORY | 96 | A FOKKER’S FLIGHT | 97 | A TAIL PIECE | 98 | NIGHT BOMBING | 99 | GESTICULATION IN MID-AIR | 102 | A FIREWORK DISPLAY | 104 | A MIXED GRILL | 106 |
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