Fighter Aces Of World War II

A thrilling account of fourteen legendary WW2 fighter pilots.

It is World War Two, and the battle for control of the skies is proving to be just as fierce as feared, the battles raging on land, sea and air.

In this powerful account, Robert Jackson explores the true stories of fourteen top fighter pilots during the Second World War from all combatants involved in the Air war.

The pilots, of various nationalities, have been carefully selected from hundreds of other distinguished fighter pilots due to their exemplary qualities which set them apart from the rest.

They include Irish Wing Commander Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane  –  the youngest person ever to be made a commander of a RAF Fighter Wing and able to earn the respect of a Squadron of hard to please Australian Airmen, Imperial Japanese Naval Zero Ace Saburo Sakai and Luftwaffe 109 ace 'dolf Galland.

The Author expertly narrates all 14 stories contained within, and all provide a powerful insight into the lives of the legendary fighter pilots, whose awe-inspiring achievements make Fighter Aces of World War II a must read for lovers of military aviation the world over.