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A Legend in His Time
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Dive into the profound journey of bravery and sacrifice with *A Legend in His Time*, a compelling memoir that captures the essence of historical valor. This gripping paperback tells the incredible story of Artie Ashworth, a member of Bomber Command, who heroically flew over some of the most heavily defended cities during World War II. As you turn the 301 pages, you will experience the intense pressure of nightly missions, where the fate of many rested upon unwavering courage and the raw spirit of adventure. This captivating narrative not only sheds light on Ashworth's personal struggles, including the tragic impact of malaria on his promising career, but also serves as an inspirational read for young New Zealanders. Readers will gain insights into the early days of aviation, where piloting techniques relied on clock and compass, highlighting the ingenuity of a different era. Perfect for history buffs and those seeking motivation, this book is a must-read for anyone wanting to connect with the legacy of sacrifice and heroism. Experience the vivid storytelling that paints a stunning picture of hope and resilience, making *A Legend in His Time* an essential addition to your bookshelf.
Author: Vincent Ashworth Publisher: Vincent Ashworth
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 147 x 210 x 19 mm
Pages: 301
Publication Date: 30-11-2012
This book should be read by all young New Zealanders. It is a story of uncommon bravery and sacrifice made in an earlier time and which, who knows, they may one day be called upon to emulate.The story of Bomber Command has been told many times, but rarely has it been painted as vividly as this accounting of Artie Ashworth's experiences. The strain of flying over the most heavily defended cities in the world, night after night for years, will be obvious to any reader.This was also a time when the development of aero-engines and aircraft as in its infancy and navigation was largely by clock and compass.
It is a tragedy that after effects of malaria should cut short such a promising career as Artie's.
Author: Vincent Ashworth Publisher: Vincent Ashworth
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 147 x 210 x 19 mm
Pages: 301
Publication Date: 30-11-2012
This book should be read by all young New Zealanders. It is a story of uncommon bravery and sacrifice made in an earlier time and which, who knows, they may one day be called upon to emulate.The story of Bomber Command has been told many times, but rarely has it been painted as vividly as this accounting of Artie Ashworth's experiences. The strain of flying over the most heavily defended cities in the world, night after night for years, will be obvious to any reader.This was also a time when the development of aero-engines and aircraft as in its infancy and navigation was largely by clock and compass.
It is a tragedy that after effects of malaria should cut short such a promising career as Artie's.
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