Hello everyone! I know many of our listeners are avid readers and thought it would be interesting to see what everyone has on their bookstand at the moment.
Currently I'm reading Arthur Gould Lee's Open Cockpit. Gould Lee is best known for his best-seller No Parachute but in Open Cockpit is just as good, and full of great details of life as a fighter pilot. Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in the air war over the Western Front.
What are you reading? Let us know in the comments!
Hi everyone! In episode 60 I recommended three of my favourite First World War films. Here's how you can find them and watch them yourself - and if you've already seen them, let me know what you think in the comments section.
The first film I recommended was Mons (1926). It is available on YouTube, edited to include a modern musical score. https://youtu.be/09FC-geOhuo?si=o6naxo6Y8KDdAz1R
Of course, you can also watch it on mute for the full silent movie experience. Keep your eyes peeled for General Horace Smith-Dorrien's cameo appearance at 55.00!
The second film I recommended is Suspense (1930). This one is obscure but worth seeking out - it's quite unique! You can purchase a viewing of it here: https://www.parkcircus.com/film/117932-Suspense
The third and final film I recommended is The Dawn Patrol (1938). This one was a blockbuster of its day and is available for purchase via Google Play, Amazon Prime and Apple TV. You can watch the original trailer on YouTube to get a flavour of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U409HIwikoQ
Enjoy!
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