Voices in Flight: The Fleet Air Arm. Recollections from formation to Cold War. Author Malcolm Smith HAT He subsequently became a gunnery

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Voices in Flight: The Fleet Air Arm. Recollections from formation to Cold War. Author Malcolm Smith HAT He subsequently became a gunneryTaken from the Archives of the Fleet Air Arm Museum, these reminiscences add the personal element to the historical data and illustrate the tremendously changing circumstances of the Fleet Air Arm from formation to Cold War. 'What emerges from these pages is a particular spirit, peculiar to the Fleet Air Arm and reflecting its somewhat hybrid nature; a spirit derived from a high level of professional competence combined with a certain irreverence