War in the Air: September 1939-May 1941

This book can certainly be classified as one of the best informed, most realistic, yet simplest commentaries that we have on the strategy of the present conflict. The author, a novelist of repute, has served as a pilot in the R. A. F. and as an intelligence officer at the Air Ministry. He not only gives a lucid narrative of the war in the air up to the summer of 1941, but shows what faults Britain must correct if victory is to be won.