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(More customer reviews)This novel is the first of my Airman's Trilogy. As such, it is the story of young Sam Hebert's growth alongside aviation. He was line boy for the Wrights, learned to fly with Glenn Curtis in 1913, drove ambulances at the start of WW-I, and, although he had a pilot license, was required to complete French flight school before joining their air arm. He downs several Germans before being asked to join some fellow American in Lafayette Escadrille. He is shot down, spends months as a POW, before escaping and rejoining the Escadrille. He finishes the war with seven victories, and never wants to see war again.
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A young American is caught in France by WW-I, drives ambulances on the front until joining the French Air Service where he down several enemy before being downed himself.Escapes from prison camp then flies with Lafayette Escadrille
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