Spitfire DownSpitfire Down The POW Story The Memoir of an RCAF Spitfire Pilot Brian Hodgkinson Edited by George E. Condon 6 X 9 inches, 240 pages 8 b&w photos SHOT DOWN OVER FRANCE IN 1941. This book is Brian Hodgkinson's recollection of his extraordinary experience as a Spitfire pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force and as a prisoner of war in Germany for approximately three and a half years. It is, of course, the story of an airman, but only incidentally is it a

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