In the Royal Naval Air Service / Being the war letters of the late Harold Rosher to his family
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A sequence of wartime letters records the experiences of a young naval airman during training and operational service in the early air war, detailing daily routines, flights, mechanical failures, accidents, and coastal patrols. The correspondence combines vivid practical notes on aircraft, raids, and reconnaissance with personal observations on comradeship, fatigue, and moments of humour. Interspersed are descriptions of aerodrome life, technical challenges of early machines, and reflections on the ever-present risk of enemy bombing and airship raids.
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