Amazon's 2017 Best Selling Aviation Boxset: 'WW1 & WW2 Military Teenager Series.'
About The Author
Alex Devaney is an Independent Publisher, Author and Freelance Writer. Since receiving a Honours Diploma in Freelance and Feature Writing from London School of Journalism, Alex has had numerous articles published on Military History, Social History, and Military Crime. Alex has also published twelve ebooks on Military History.
1914 - 1918: 100th World War One Anniversary: All ebooks with Maps, Photographs and Famous Leaders.
4 Star Amazon Review. Albert Ball e-book. Don Kidman (USA Site).
Nicely done. WW1 ebook detailing the brief life of one of England's top flying aces. Well done. I did enjoy and I do recommend.
5 Star Amazon Review. Red Baron e-book. Mark R.
There is no fluff, no padding, just the relevant facts; along with the right background information. The Red Baron was a thoroughly good, informative read. I highly recommend it.
5 Star Amazon Review. Dam Busters e-book. Guy Fleshbourne.
Great book! As a dambuster fanatic I can say this was a very good read.
Book 1: The Red Baron: WW1 German Fighter Pilot.
Manfred von Richthofen, was the infamous Red Baron, who stalked the skies in a reign of terror during WW1. He hunted down his prey with military precision; then executed his kill with no mercy. His distinctive red plane struck fear and awe in the hearts of British, French, Canadian & American Aviators; who fought the German eagle in aerial combat dogfights over the battlefields of the Western Front. Manfred von Richthofen, the celebrated flying ace of German propaganda, achieved 80 aerial combat victories.
Book 2: Capt. Albert Ball: WW1 British Fighter Pilot.
Capt. Albert Ball (DSO & two Bars, MC & VC) was the first British flying ace in WW1 to achieve 44 aerial combat victories. He was a highly decorated pilot, who was bestowed with many honours during his short life, including the Croix de Chevalier Legion d'Honneur from France, and the Order of St George from Russia. Albert also had a major input over the Battle of the Somme and the Battle of Arras in WW1. Albert's killer instinct soon caught the eye of the famous Red Baron (Manfred von Richthofen) Germany’s top fighter pilot with 80 combat victories. The Red Baron was so impressed by his fighting tactics he declared him - ‘The Best English Flying Man’ – The legend of the English Richthofen was born.
Book 3: WW2: The Dam Busters (Operation Chastise).
A tribute to RAF No. 617 Squadron. The brave young men, who breached Germany's industrial dams in the Ruhr Valley in May 1943. 'Operation Chastise' became the most famous air operation in WW2 - a secret squad of Lancasters attacked the Mohne, Eder and Sorpe dams with Dr Wallis-Barnes' 'bouncing bombs.' The Dam Buster mission included aircrews from the Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force (& US crew). In 1955 the 'Dam Busters' film, burst across cinema screens around the world, to national acclaim. The daring exploits of Guy Gibson and Squadron 617, were forever immortalised as 'The Dam Busters.' But, the success of Operation Chastise would always be marred by the loss of 1,650 German civilians.
