A Soldier in the Cockpit: From Rifles to Typhoons in WWII (Stackpole Military History)
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A Soldier in the Cockpit: From Rifles to Typhoons in WWII (Stackpole Military History)
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Ron Pottinger started the war as a rifleman in the Royal Fusiliers, then transferred to the Royal Air Force, where he began flying the 7.5-ton Hawker Typhoon. He flew dozens of dangerous ground attack missions over occupied Europe through bad weather, heavy flak, and enemy fighters before being shot down and taken prisoner.
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