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Great War
-g. h. cunningham, mac's memoirs
"When the seven german scouts attacked no less than three of the guns of Mac's flight had jammed. this cost one pilot his life, as he was shot down in flames. mac escaped a similar fate by keeping his machine in a vertical bank until the hostile aeroplanes were driven off by other british machines."
Observer
By: A. J. Insall
One Airman's War
By: Joe Bull / Mark Lax
Rutland of Jutland
By: Desmond Young
Sagattarius Rising
By: Cecil Lewis
Sopwith Scout 7309
By: Sir Gordon Taylor
Observer
By: A. J. Insall
Open Cockpit
By: Arthur Gould Lee
Royal Flying Corps Communiques:
1915-1916
By: Christopher Cole
Royal Flying Corps Communiques:
1917-1918
By: Chaz Bowyer
Royal Flying Corps Communiques:
1918
By: Christopher Cole
Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force Engine Repair Shops - France 1914-1918
By: Aidan J. WIlliams
Sopwith Scout 7309
By: Sir Gordon Taylor
Sagittarius Rising
By: Cecil Lewis
Rutland of Jutland
By: Desmond Young
Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force Engine Repair Shops - France 1914-1918
By: Aidan J. Williams
Royal Air Force Communiques: 1918
By: Christopher Cole
Royal Flying Corps Communiques: 1917-1918
By: Chaz Bowyer
Royal Flying Corps Communiques: 1915-1916
By: Christopher Cole
Open Cockpit
By: Arthur Gould Lee
One Airman's War
By: Joe Bull / Mark Lax
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