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The immortal Warrior, Britain`s first and last Battleship by Captain John Wells

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I'll be honest :D :D :D

Microlight Pilot's Handbook (7th Edition) - Brian Cosgrove.

I teach the stuff and there's information in there that I've never come across until now :D :D :D LMAO :D

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Blackbushe from air force to airlines, and despite objections the airfield survives. By Robert Belcher. Copy picked up at Popham 13/09/09 a great read. Anna.:)

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Ein Kampf um Rom, by Felix Dahn.

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BATTLESHIP, The loss of the Prince of Wales and the Repulse by Martin Middlebrook and Patrick Mahoney. Into me ships at the moment.

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Just finished "The God Delusion" By Richard Dawkins,
not for the Religious.

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Just finished "The God Delusion" By Richard Dawkins,
not for the Religious.

Sounds good- I love science books!
As well as the book on the first 100 years of aviation I'm reading Dagon and other macabre tales by H. P. Lovecraft

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Hmmm Mr Hubbard is not held in high regard on a Science Fiction forum I'm on. In fact that book is listed in a recent 'Worst ever SF book' thread there,with quite a few listing it.

I forced myself through all TEN of those goddamn books hoping for it to get better. It never did. I did like Battlefield Earth (the book) though. What SF forum are you referring to? I love SciFi. Currently reading, "A Fire Upon the Deep" by Vernor Vinge for the dozenth time or so.

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Finding the Few by ANDY SAUNDERS (you know that member that has been BANNED) and a very good read it is so far.

Mike

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What SF forum are you referring to? I love SciFi. Currently reading, "A Fire Upon the Deep" by Vernor Vinge for the dozenth time or so.

This one
http://www.sffchronicles.co.uk/forum/
I be AE35Unit there

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Most Secret War - Dr. R. V. Jones.

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Kafka's The Trial.

The new edition from key Publishn.

Flagship of the White Star Line of integrity.

What a shower.

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Picked these up today and struggling to decide which one to start with first :diablo:

THE THOUSAND PLAN RALPH BARKER
NIGHT FLYER LEWIS BRANDON DSO DFC
THE BIG SHOW PIERRE CLOSTERMANN DFC
PATHFINDER AIR VICE MARSHALL D C T BENNETT
ONLY OWLS AND BLOODY FOOLS FLY AT NIGHT GC TOM SAWYER DFC
NO MOON TONIGHT DON CHARLWOOD
THE EIGHTH PASSENGER MILES TRIPP
REAR GUNNER PATHFINDERS RON SMITH DFM

Can anyone recommend any of the above.....;)

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Antony Beevor: D-day(In English)

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Picked these up today and struggling to decide which one to start with first :diablo:

THE THOUSAND PLAN RALPH BARKER
NIGHT FLYER LEWIS BRANDON DSO DFC
THE BIG SHOW PIERRE CLOSTERMANN DFC
PATHFINDER AIR VICE MARSHALL D C T BENNETT
ONLY OWLS AND BLOODY FOOLS FLY AT NIGHT GC TOM SAWYER DFC
NO MOON TONIGHT DON CHARLWOOD
THE EIGHTH PASSENGER MILES TRIPP
REAR GUNNER PATHFINDERS RON SMITH DFM

Can anyone recommend any of the above.....;)

The Eighth Passenger

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The Eighth Passenger

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Good enough for me ;)

Cheers Paul :D

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Fire and Sword by Simon Scarrow. Since I started reading his Roman Legion stories I have come to enjoy his work and I had to try this one to see how well he stands up against Bernard Cornwell for the Peninsular Campaign and Wellington. Admittedly this book is just the lead up to the peninsular campaign but I think he is rushing through the years leading up to it to get there faster. This book finishes in 1809 so I guess he has the intention of following it.

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this is mine

bomber pilot by group captain leonard cheshire vc om dso dfc it was written in 1943 when the author was a squadron leader with 35 squadron he is a legend has thay all were

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Spitfire In Combat by Alfred Price. A great read.:)