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conversations.value: Christopher the author is an author who is an expert in war time aviation.
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conversations.value: the first five paragraphs for this book
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conversations.value: The Diary And Letters Of A World War I Fighter Pilot
  Lovely fine day. Formated a bit. Went over to [?] to try and fly mono or tripe. Washed out [?] [?] pinheads. Came back and did a lot of dashed silly low stunting. The demon entered into me. However D.V. I shall not do any more stunts below 1000ft. 63 are going to France as a service Squadron I think. Jolly good news. What ho for the merry men!
  Toggs, Mac and Shanks abso: blotto at dinner! Had a binge after and got rather tight myself. The news came thro' that Lille and Ostend had fallen! Cheerie ho! That finished me off! Naval No 3, other efforts. Bed at 11.30.
  Still a bit blotto in morning! This wore off after brekker. Up for early flying at 6.30. Flipped a bit and felt better.
  Tried to get on to Gally but failed as she was out. Stayed at home and read in evening v.fed up. Zeebrugge has fallen.
  To Kirk in morning. Flew after for a bit. Rain on and off all day low clouds. Footled about. Kirk in evening with Pilcher and Houseley. The only three there – rather a fiasco.
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conversations.value: No flying – raining on and off. Played badminton with C.O. in afternoon. Rather sore throat. Boxed with Bill and Houseley and then did some Gym. Smithy and I had Annie and May up for dinner in Guest Room. Smithy v tight but splendid fun and good meal. Gramophone. Saw them home – very nearly kissed Annie – very nearly. She is a sweet kid. Bed at 12.
  Fine day. Some morning. Flew to Marske and took up Bristol Monoplane – Gorgeous bus – simply lovely. Looped and rolled wonderfully. Then took up Sop Triplane – v nice – loops nicely. Parade in afternoon. Did not fly. Played billiards with Houseley.
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conversations.value: Played billiards with Houseley. Played badminton with C.O. in afternoon. Rather sore throat. Boxed with Bill and Houseley and then did some Gym. Smithy and I had Annie and May up for dinner in Guest Room. Smithy v tight but splendid fun and good meal. Gramophone. Saw them home – very nearly kissed Annie – very nearly. She is a sweet kid. Bed at 12.
  Fine day. Some morning. Flew to Marske and took up Bristol Monoplane – Gorgeous bus – simply lovely. Looped and rolled wonderfully. Then took up Sop Triplane – v nice – loops nicely. Parade in afternoon. Did not fly.No flying – raining on and off.
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conversations.value: Sopwith Camels of 'A' Flight, 65 Squadron, RFC. The aeroplane nearest, B2419, was Guy's aircraft and was called 'Pooh Bah'.
  Lieutenant Douglas Shanks and Camel from 65 Squadron. He was injured in a flying accident on 31 January 1918, although the photograph is dated January 1919.
  Guy with his wife, Cynthia, and his sister, 'Ginny', in 1960 at their home in Ashton Keynes, Wiltshire.
  Group Captain Guy Mainwaring Knocker dressed for inspection of Oakley House School Cadet Corps, 23 July 1962.