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Story of the a young Royal Naval Air Service pilot who gained a Victoria Cross for shooting down a German Zeppelin bomber in WW1. Black and white photos.
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Story of the a young Royal Naval Air Service pilot who gained a Victoria Cross for shooting down a German Zeppelin bomber in WW1. Black and white photos.
Author= Mary Gibson
Pages= 128
Published= 1979
Book Condtion= Excellent condition in a dust jacket
| Weight | 360 g |
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