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Brave pilots fight air duels in the skies over Europe.

In their open cockpit planes the Flying Aces of England, France, the United States and Belgium engage in mortal combat against Manfred von Richthofen, Germany's famous "Red Baron", and his squadron of fighter planes.

These exploits of the great Flying Aces of World War I will live as long as stories of high courage are told.

Description taken from the 1965 Scholastic reprint.

All photographs in this book are from the United States Air Force with the exception of a few that are noted in the book.

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Gene Gurney

Gene Gurney

1924 - 2011
American
Obituary When Astronauts Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins returned from their historic trip to the moon, Gene Gurney was an eye-witness of their spla... See more

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Resource Guide

Plumfield Moms Podcast
Podcast

Landmark Books: What They Are and Why They Matter
Released in 2022 by Plumfield Moms Podcast
Available formats: Streaming Audio
Length: 52 min.
View on the Plumfield Moms Podcast site

Two-part episode hosted by Podcast Moms with guests Sandy Hall (Hall's Living Library), Jill Morgan (Purple House Press), and Tanya Arnold (Biblioguides) where they discuss the Landmark series, how they came to be and why they are worth adding to a home library.