Luck on the Wing

Experience the thrill of early aerial combat with Elmer Haslett's "Luck on the Wing: Thirteen Stories of a Sky Spy." This collection plunges readers into the daring world of World War One aviation, showcasing the bravery and skill of pilots engaged in perilous missions above the trenches.

Explore tales of espionage and daring dogfights as brave aviators navigate the skies, gathering crucial intelligence and battling enemy aircraft. "Luck on the Wing" offers a captivating glimpse into a pivotal era of military history, focusing on the aerial operations that shaped the course of the war.

A classic of aviation literature, this collection captures the spirit of adventure and the risks faced by those who pioneered aerial warfare. Discover thirteen stories filled with suspense, courage, and the ever-present threat that defined the lives of these "sky spies" during the First World War.

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