Fly Navy

The Fleet Air Arm has always had an elite status and an image of 'derring-do' and living on the edge.

To mark the Millennium, 95 members of the Fleet Air Arm Officer's Association have recalled their experiences of over 55 years of post war naval flying.

These first person accounts pull no punishes. Some are highly amusing, others serious, even tragic. Covered are the piston engined planes, early jets and supersonic nuclear- capable fighter-bombers as well as the full range of helicopters so vital in many theatres.

Fly Navy is a unique and entertaining anthology of flying stories, which will delight all with even a passing interest in service life and aviation.

The subtitle says it all - this is how it was - for better or for worse.

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Some books that may interest you

The Battle of the River Plate By: Gordon Landsborough	With Napoleon's Guard in Russia By: Jonathan North, Louis Joseph Vionnet	Burma Railway Man By: Charles Steel
A Dictionary of Coastal Command 1939 - 1945 By: Geoff Simpson	The KGB's Poison Factory By: Boris Volodarsky	Ludlow in the Great War By: Julie Phillips
Military Intelligence Blunders and Cover-Ups By: Colonel John Hughes-Wilson	Operation Colossus By: Lawrence Paterson Foreword by: Maj Gen Adrian Freer	The Venlo Incident By: Captain Sigismund Payne Best Introduction by: Nigel Jones