Hugh Dundas - Flying Start: A Fighter’s Pilot War Years
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This is the autobiography of Group Captain Sir Hugh Dundas CBE, DSO, DFC, who was one of the most distinguished fighter pilots of World War II. He writes of his wartime experiences, and particularly of his period as Squadron Leader and Wing Commander and his involvement in the Battle of Britain.
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The author, taken at Kirton-in-Lindsay at the end of 1940.
Doncaster, September 1939 a bouquet of dandelions from Sgt Dale after my first flight in a Gauntlet.
September 1939 24 hours leave My father and mother.
LECONFIELD, February/March 1940. Denis Gillam.
George Moberley.
Roy Marples.
Teddy St Aubyn.
Spitfires taking off for convoy patrol, early 1940.
Dunkirk the German target.
Leconfield, August 1940 Tom Murray and Buck Casson at readiness.
Ground crew Corporal Durham top right.
19 AUGUST 1940 POST PRANDIAL DEPARTURE FOR KENLEY: Jack Bell, Teddy St Aubyn and Bill Walker.
Dennis Gillam.
George Moberley and Roy Marples.
BATTLE OF BRITIAN: End of Heinkel III.
Remains of Hurricane.
Bus stop.
AT FOWLMERE, WITH BADERS BIG WING, SEPTEMBER 1940
Ken Holden
Phil Leckrone, a volunteer from the USA
Colin Macfie
Jerry Jones, after successful combat, 27 September 1940.
October 1940 with John at Cawthorne.
Tangmere 1941 with Buck Casson outside the squadron house at Oving, plus Mac and Robin.
TANGMERE 1941
Diana at Oving
With Bader, walking in after a sweep.
Johnnie Johnson.
Air Marshal Sir William Sholto Douglas, C-in-C Fighter Command, with Brian Kingcome, later my CO in Italy.
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