Above the French Lines
'Above the French Lines' Summary
Stuart Walcott was a young American who volunteered to fly for France in World War I. He trained to be an aviator in France, and wrote letters home to his family and friends. These letters were later published as the book 'Above the French Lines'. Walcott's letters are full of humor, courage, and insight. He describes his training, his fellow pilots, and his experiences in combat. He also writes about his hopes and dreams for the future. Walcott's letters are a valuable historical document. They provide a unique perspective on the war, and on the life of a young man preparing for combat. They are also a testament to the human spirit, and to the power of hope.Book Details
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