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True Aviation Picture-Stories #7 (1944)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1944 · 54 pages

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Contains 2 stories
Fatty Chow China's Sky Champ
6 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography; war

"Fatty" Chow was a Chinese Air Force major who became a legend through his daring aerial combat against overwhelming odds. On June 6, during a patrol mission near Ichang, China, Chow made a split-second decision that would define his reputation—taking a hastily prepared fighter into combat outnumbered eight to one. His quick thinking, fearless tactics, and remarkable marksmanship in that single engagement earned him recognition as one of China's most celebrated pilots in their ongoing war against invasion.

All Our Aircraft Returned
7 pp · non-fiction; aviation; war

Colonel K.K. Compton leads a formation of fifty Liberators on a bombing run against Greek installations, where precision and restraint are paramount—the pilots must destroy only military targets and spare the villages below. When mechanical trouble forces an abort and a second run, Compton and his crew navigate enemy territory, report a spotted convoy, and race home through a brutal sandstorm that blanks out the airfield entirely. With visibility near zero, Compton must talk in each returning plane by radio, guiding blind pilots through a harrowing descent where split-second decisions mean the difference between a safe landing and a crash.

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