Endure the Dawn

This is a novel of the British Royal Flying Corps in World War One. Aviation was in its infancy in World War I. Men of iron threw their rickety planes of wood and fabric around the sky so furiously they sometimes fell apart. Nearly half of them died, many in their first few days. Heroes rose up as well. The daring exploits of the aces captivated the folks back home. Chivalry and horrifying death joined hands in an era that will never be seen again. Enamored with these knights of...
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This is a novel of the British Royal Flying Corps in World War One. Aviation was in its infancy in World War I. Men of iron threw their rickety planes of wood and fabric around the sky so furiously they sometimes fell apart. Nearly half of them died, many in their first few days. Heroes rose up as well. The daring exploits of the aces captivated the folks back home. Chivalry and horrifying death joined hands in an era that will never be seen again. Enamored with these knights of the sky and frustrated by America's isolationism, two friends, Jimmy Arneson and Hank Jacobs, volunteer for the British Royal Flying Corps. Thrust into the melee, each must fight his own battles and their enduring friendship will be tested in the dawn of flight.