This November 1942 pulp magazine issue focuses on aviation action and military adventure. Featured content includes "To Hell—and Back" by Joel Townsley Rogers, a novel of air war in the Pacific; "Death Flies East" by Daniel Winters and "Trouble Shooter" by William Porter, both novelettes about aerial combat; and ground combat stories "You're in the Army Now!" by Hal White and "Destination—Nippon!" by Robert Sidney Bowen. A special feature presents a report from Lt. Gen. Henry H. Arnold on American military air operations during World War II. Regular departments include "The Hot Air Club" conducted by Nosedive Ginsburg, featuring reader correspondence and a game called "Asemblit" by Frederick Blakeslee, plus "Story Behind the Cover" describing an ME 109 versus Bristol Beaufort engagement.
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- Date
- November 1942
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- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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