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Air Service Boys Flying for France

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Air Service Boys Flying for France (1919)
by Charles Amory Beach

First book in the Air Service Boys series

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AIR SERVICE BOYS
FLYING for FRANCE


OR


THE YOUNG HEROES OF THE
LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE


BY


CHARLES AMORY BEACH

Author of

"Air Service Boys Over the Enemy's Lines"


ILLUSTRATED BY

ROBERT GASTON HERBERT


THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.

AKRON, OHIONEW YORK

MADE IN U.S.A.

Copyright, 1919, by
GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY

"LET 'EM HAVE IT NOW. WE'RE RIGHT OVER A BIG BUILDING."

AIR SERVICE BOYS

FLYING FOR FRANCE


CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I— The Airplane Chums 1
II— Looking Forward to Action 14
III— Good-bye to the Aviation School 22
IV— Starting for France 28
V— The Secret Sailing 38
VI— Nearing the Barred Zone 46
VII— Secret Enemies Aboard 54
VIII— Perils Within and Without 63
IX— What Happened to Jack 72
X— The Attack on the High Seas 80
XI— One Submarine Less 87
XII— Safely Landed 95
XIII— The Zeppelin Raid on London 107
XIV— At the French Flying School 119
XV— A Lucky Meeting on the Road 127
XVI— How Neal Won His Decoration 134
XVII— With the Lafayette Escadrille 142
XVIII— Hovering Over Verdun 150
XIX— The Battle Below 158
XX— Behind the French Lines 169
XXI— Off with a Bombing Unit 177
XXII— Wrecking a Munition Plant 186
XXIII— Lost in a Sea of Clouds 193
XXIV— In Great Luck 201
XXV— Mentioned for Promotion—Conclusion 209

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.


This work may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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