Recollections of an Airman

"This book is of great charm and also, I think, of considerable value to WWI air warfare enthusiasts" ~Miniature Wargames

“It is hard to understand why this book has not been more popular over the years.” ~Flightpath Magazine

“Very readable including some private photographs and aerial maps..” ~Air Modeller

"L.A. Strange was one of the original Royal Flying Corps pilots to fly to France in August 1914 and served in various capacities through the end of the war... His varied career from the declaration of war to the Armistice makes this an important source for first-hand information on the RFC and RAF." ~World War One Illustrated

“Recollections of an Airman is a worthwhile read to anyone interested in early aviation or military history… This book is well written, but it is important to note that it is a manuscript and not a scholarly work of historical research. It is an unvarnished first-person account of this critical period in history. The reader may find this to be the greatest value of this book, especially if read in conjunction with scholarly works written about the period. With this understanding, I recommend this book as a valuable resource to gain a more comprehensive perspective of this critical period in the twentieth century.” ~Military Review

“Rich with eyewitness accounts and personalities, Recollections of an Airman rates high marks and is a must read for historians interested in the birth of air combat tactics over the Western Front.” ~Over the Front, Spring 2017

"The book contains interesting, sometimes gripping, descriptions of aerial battle...highly recommended to readers who want to learn about what it was like to fly during the Great War." ~ARGunners.com