annis - that's so interesting!
My WW1 choices include everything by Hemingway (except Death In the Afternoon which is irrelevant to this discussion) and Willa Cather's One of Ours. I love the rivalry that existed between these two great writers.
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World War I air action
'The Blue Max' by Jack D. Hunter has a good balance of intrigue and action for those who like dogfights and dirty tactics. 