The memoirs of a World War II RAF flying ace who participated in the Battle of Britain and the Battle of France.
Born in 1918, with family roots in a coal-mining village near Cardiff, Wales, Dennis “Hurricane” David had a very distinguished war record with the Royal Air Force, particularly during the Battle for France and the Battle of Britain. He also flew in the Burma campaign, and his postwar adventures included personally witnessing the 1956 revolution in Hungary.
Written with candor and exciting detail of his aerial adventures, this autobiography covers his flying career until he retired in 1967.
