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Down in the Drink : Their Deadliest Enemy Was the Sea, EPUB eBook

Down in the Drink : Their Deadliest Enemy Was the Sea EPUB

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To crash or be shot down into the sea is a terrifying experience. And to escape to tell the tale is a rare and remarkable achievement.

But that is precisely what each of the World War Two heroes described here has done; they have come 'down in the drink' and miraculously survived.

In doing so, they have all qualified for the 'Goldfish Club'.

Ralph Barker tells the hair-raising and inspiring stories of eight such air crews.

There is the tale of the Beaufort that ditches in the North Sea, the Wellington crew stranded in the Bay of Biscay and the Mosquito fighter-bomber trapped in the sea off Burma, keeping afloaton the wreckage of his fuselage,concussed, his bones broken, withonly a flask of whisky to keep him going. In DOWN IN THE DRINK, the accounts of heroism and endurance match any from that historic time.

They are stories of men from all corners of the British Commonwealth fighting for survival against unimaginable odds.

No one could read of their experiences without being stirred by the proof they give that there is no limit to human courage.

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