2008-08-10 spitfire

Thisbook is good as far as it goes but it dosnt go nearly far enough.164 women from allover the world joined theAir Transport Auxillary to fly fighters and bomers that were unarmed and without radio control.139 survived the war and 15 died flying. Nomention is made of the other 10. Fifteen ssrvivors were interviewed while the remainder of the book seems to deal with material from other publications. It is noted thecImperial War Museums archives were searched but not the RAFs.The book should have a line listing of all the women with their flying details and final outcome.