Title: Emotional account of man and machine in the horrors of war.
Product review: I accidentally stumbled accross this book newly printed. I began reading several months later and could not place it down again. The accounts of the book are the most detailed I have yet to read. It's not a diary of an aviator, it's the recallection of events that changed millions of lives accross the globe as told by one man. Not including the war time propaganda nor the valour for fighting for your country, Yeates writes from his soul and is not affraid to release his views on war time politics and religion and the roles they play. You feel the rumble of the rotaries, smell the gas, spy the enemy in the sun. You are there. And once this book is picked up, it shall only be set down again when you need to capture your breath. Because before you, you have witnessed your friend go down in flames.
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