Flying into the Dark
David Michael LambWait, you want me to climb into this machine that only sort of works, and fly it into a war zone? With no parachute? Ok, let's go. These are true stories about RAF pilots and other airmen of the First World War (WW1).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | flyingintothedark.substack.com |
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How a boy becomes a pilot
My great-grandfather, JBR, enlisted with the British military a few months after turning 18 years old, in 1917. He joined up with the Royal Flying Corps (a predecessor to the RAF) and immediately began 11 months of intensive flight training...
Can I go home now please?
This story picks up where part three left off. If you haven’t read that, it will still make sense if you want to start here. But if you want to begin at the beginning, I suggest you go back to part one.
Life as a POW in the First World War
This story picks up where part two left off. If you haven’t read that, it will still make sense if you want to start here. But if you want to begin at the beginning, I suggest you go back to part one.
Flight training when even the experienced aren't that experienced
It’s easy to imagine how someone learns to fly in the 21st century. You enrol at a long-established flight school that has a curriculum developed and refined over many decades. Or you enter a similarly structured program in the military. Yo...
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I am: A news journalist in Toronto for the past 25 years. Separately I am: A writer of stories about pilots and airmen in the First World War. I am also: A piano student, Gen X, envious of those who make art every day, and a cheese sandwich lover.
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