Flying for Fun: the inspiration

The list author says:
	"What's good about people, flying and aircraft."

The list author says:
	"What's good about America - inspiring stuff."

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	"What's good about America - more inspiration and a remarkable story."

The list author says:
	"What's good about the UK - the few.  Brilliant."

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	"More basics, more America.  Lots of it."

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	"Not the best-known Gann, but arguably equal to Fate is the Hunter .  A great writer."

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	"The Great War: a great classic."

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	"If you can find it, grab it.  I have an American version of this (I think), bought on impulse.  The best $3 ever spent.  Worth tracking down."

The list author says:
	"Jack Currie's training memoirs; more interesting to this private pilot than his service in the theatre of war, although anything from this man is recommended"

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	"New enough for some of us to recognise the places and some of the characters.  Humour, inspiration, frustration..it's all here."

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	"More wartime training, beautifully told with humility and wit."

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	"Any of this series is a good read.  Post war glory days, for some more than others, perhaps, but enjoy these anecdotes of flying at its best.  Simply fun."

The list author says:
	"Build your own the hard way, then remember to write about it.  Well."

The list author says:
	"Wary of recommending his whole output, I'm happy to include this.  For soulful mood-reading."