When The Airlines Went To War

When The Airlines Went To War by Robert Serling, published by Kensington in November 1997, offers an in-depth history of the early involvement of airlines in military missions during World War II. This First Edition, comprising 308 pages, explores how commercial airlines contributed to the war effort by sending planes and personnel, detailing the transport planes, secret meetings, and various missions that highlighted the military role of America’s commercial aviation sector.

Readers will find a comprehensive examination of the airlines, pilots, mechanics, and engineers who played pivotal roles during this period. The book delves into the fascinating facts surrounding the aerial operations of American airlines, providing insights into the intersection of aeronautics and wartime activities. This edition is presented in English and is designed for those interested in the historical aspects of aviation and its impact during significant global events.