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Jun 10, 2010 · Last of the Few follows a very basic pattern; it takes "biographical snippets" of real fighter pilots from the Battle of Britain and places them in loose themes, following various pilots exploits from either events or their own personal events. At first I found this very jarring, the snippets can be a short paragraph long to a few pages.
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The survivors of that campaign are now in their eighties or nineties, their ranks thinning by the year. In his new book, Last of the Few, Max Arthur brings together the voices of the living and the dead to recreate the events of July-October 1940, when vapour trails against a blue sky marked the battle to save civilisation Daily Telegraph; Read ...
Last of the Few: The Battle of Britain in the Words of the Pilots Who Won It: Arthur, Max: 9780753522271: Books - Amazon.ca
Sep 15, 2020 · This powerful line from an iconic speech made by Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill on 20 August 1940, inspired the use of the phrase 'The Few' to describe the brave airmen who fought valiantly during the Battle Of Britain. Sir Winston continued by expressing his gratitude to the men who soared above the clouds on missions they knew they ...
Last of the Few: The Battle of Britain in the Words of the Pilots Who Won It (Audible Audio Edition): Max Arthur, Angele Masters, Eric Brooks, Audible Studios: Amazon.ca: Books
Dec 6, 2021 · reply. by Katherine. Donna wrote: "I read 12 of these. A few others are on my list. Why can't there be a list of non-fiction books for the last five years." AGREE! by. 23 for me! Top 5 of those would be Crawdads, Becoming, Educated, The Great Alone (all 2018, banner year) and Daisy Jones (audible version a must).
