THE GREAT WAR IN THE AIR BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT

DUNCAN GRINNELL-MILNE

     The author began his wartime career flying two-seaters with RFC No. 16 squadron.  In December 1915 he was forced down behind enemy lines and taken prisoner. In early 1918 he escaped back to England and after a brief retraining period was posted back  to France with No. 56 Squadron.   During his time with this squadron, Grinnell-Milne destroyed dive enemy planes and after the armistace went on to command No. 56.

Grinnell-Milne, Capt. Duncan
Wind In The Wires
Doubleday & Company
New York
1968

260 pp

Estimated Value: 

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