Hello everyone!
Okay, so.
I'm back with another book based off World War One, and this one is slightly different than the exploration I did about the topic of what started the war.
This one is about aviation.
Also, it's about the man probably hailed as one of the greatest pilots of all time, especially because he was flying when planes certainly weren't as well-equipped as they are today.
I'm talking about a time when the aviators themselves were the ones discovering new tricks and weapons and practiced flying at high altitudes and high speeds, when soldiers in the trenches would look up above them and see the "birds" flying back and forth as they sought out their prey.
I'm also talking about a time when your first flight could pretty much also be your last, and for a large number of pilots it was exactly what happened.
The book we'll be talking about tonight is The Red Knight of Germany.
