

FIGHTING in the AIR
Instructions for British Fighter Pilots 1916 - 1945
Multi-signed
RAF Museum Publication Multi-Signed by
Wing Commander Paul Farnes – Battle of Britain
Wing Commander Tom Neil – Battle of Britain & ace
AVM Johnnie Johnson – Spitfire Wing Leader & Top RAF ace WWII
Lord Balfour of Inchyre – WW1 ace and later a politician
Jeremy Howard Williams – Night Fighter pilot 604 Sqn
Philip Lucas GM – Hawker Chief Test Pilot 1940-46
Wing Commander Keith Lawrence – Battle of Britain
plus JM Bruce & J Tanner of the RAF Museum
Arms and Armour Press. First edition 1978. 347 pages and photos.
Fine condition hardback book. Clean bright and tight with a Fine, unclipped DJ. Almost as new.
This book is a compilation of official instructions to pilots on aerial combat techniques from the First World War through to the end of WWII. It is an authentic and authoritative perspective on the development of aerial warfare over its first 30 years.
Signed at the book launch at the RAF Museum in 1978 by the Symposium Panellists, this is a fascinating book to dip into for those top tips necessary to stay alive in a dog-fight and survive long enough to become an ace. The Battle of Britain signatures were added later in personal visits to the pilot’s homes making this a unique copy.