Sixty Squadron R.A.F.: A History of the Squadron from its Formation

Sixty Squadron R.A.F.: A History of the Squadron from its Formation by A. J. L. Scott is a detailed account of the history and achievements of No. 60 Squadron of the Royal Air Force during World War I. The book traces the squadron’s formation its development as a frontline unit and its role in the evolution of aerial combat during the war.Scott provides an in-depth look at the squadron’s operations on the Western Front highlighting the challenges faced by early military aviators. The book describes key battles dogfights and reconnaissance missions emphasizing the bravery and skill of the pilots who flew in dangerous and often experimental aircraft. It also features notable figures who served in the squadron including some of the most skilled aces of the war.More than just a military history the book captures the spirit of the early Royal Flying Corps and the transition to the RAF. It serves as both a tribute to the men of Sixty Squadron and an invaluable record of the development of aerial warfare. This work is essential reading for those interested in World War I aviation early air combat and the history of the Royal Air Force.