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Flying Fury: Five Years in the Royal Flying Corps by Major James T.B. McCudden World War I produced a remarkable trove of literature from airmen whose writing talents often equaled their courage and deadly proficiency in aerial combat. Among the most readable and most often read memoirs of that conflict is the book by a …
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