IT WAS KILL OR BE KILLED, IN A BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY IN THE SKIES
In a sense, technical advances have written finis to the Golden Age of the aerial dogfight. Modern jets, radar sights, electronically operated triggers and missiles are eliminating the human factor.
In a World War II fighter plane the dimensions of war were reduced to basicsman versus man. This was war at its more personal level, in which a pilot met the enemy in an intimate struggle for survival.
Here in this unforgettable book is a fitting tribute to these aces of the pasthair-raising accounts of aerial dogfights which occurred in the great land and sea battles in Europe, Africa and the Pacific.