Flights of Passage by Samuel Hynes

Flights of Passage by Samuel Hynes

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Sam Hynes was a young Marine bomber pilot in World War II. He flew more than 100 missions against the Japanese. In this memoir, he recalls the sensations he experienced in his rites of passage from untrained cadet to war-weary aviator, from innocence to manhood.

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Flights of Passage by Samuel Hynes

Sam Hynes was a young Marine bomber pilot in World War II. He flew more than 100 missions against the Japanese. He was just 18 when he left home to learn to fly and 21 at the war's end. In this memoir, he remembers the sensations he experienced in his rites of passage from untrained cadet to war-weary aviator, from innocence to manhood. He presents portraits of his fellow aviators, of the wonder of flying and of the madness of war. Samuel Hynes is author of "The Auden Generation" and "Edwardian Occasions" and editor of the three volume "Complete Poetical Works of Thomas Hardy".
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ISBN 13 9780747503330
ISBN 10 0747503338
Title Flights of Passage
Author Samuel Hynes
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1988-11-17
Number of pages 272
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