Happy hunting, and clear skies.
In the annals of aerial combat literature, few names command as much respect as Pierre Clostermann. A French ace fighting with the Royal Air Force (RAF) during World War II, Clostermann’s memoir, Le Grand Cirque (translated as The Big Show ), is often ranked alongside Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s Wind, Sand and Stars and Richard Hillary’s The Last Enemy . Pierre Clostermann Le Grand Cirque.epub
Clostermann flew Hawker Typhoons and Tempests with No. 602 Squadron and No. 274 Squadron. His "circus" refers to the chaotic ballet of dogfights over occupied France, Germany, and the Arctic convoys. Happy hunting, and clear skies