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Tag Archives: Burma
The San Joaquin Siren: Another Great Pilot Story
I really enjoy reading aviation books (funny that) and especially (auto)biographies that give me an insight into the experiences of the times, from growing up to learning to fly and then on to surviving various aviation adventures. With that in … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, flying, Learning to Fly
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Tagged autobiography, aviation, biography, Burma, CBI, China-Burma-India, India, Japan, Lightning, P38, pilot, US Army Air Corp, USAF, World War 2, WW2, WWII
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So, were there EVER any Spitfires buried in Burma?
Back in April 2012 there was a bit of excitement in the aviation world, especially amongst those who love old World War II aircraft. This was when the news was running that a collection of Spitfires had been buried in … Continue reading →