Winged Warfare Book

Well written account by the highest-scoring Canadian ace in WWI. He's a bit jingoistic and definitely hates the "Hun". Was that because the book was written while the war was still going? No mercy shown as he is like all the great high scoring aces-attack from high, unseen, and leave if he sees advantage slipping away. He aims for the pilot & observer, as that will assure the kill. He isn't afraid to confess his mistakes and his overconfidence when it gets him into trouble. Very good descriptions of many of his fights and his successes and misses. 4 Stars