David Hamilton

David Hamilton gained his pilot’s licence aged seventeen. In the RAF, he flew Lightnings, F-4 Phantoms and commanded a Tornado F3 squadron. Also, Hamilton supervised and flew with the Red Arrows. He held staff appointments in the Ministry of Defence, NATO Headquarters and air advisor to General Sir Peter de la Billière after the first Gulf War. He took early retirement as a group captain and spent twelve years on the Eurofighter project with the defence industry, both BAE and EADS.

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Time Flies: Reflections of a Fighter Pilot

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Time Flies: Reflections of a Fighter Pilot

A fighter pilot’s exploits during the Cold War, including an insight into command decisions up to Secretary of State level.

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Through Ice and Fire: A Russian Arctic Convoy Diary 1942 (paperback edition)

The Sirdar and the Khalifa: Kitchener's Reconquest of Sudan 1896-98 (paperback)

German Raiders of the First World War (paperback edition)

The Last Great Cavalry Charge: The Battle of the Silver Helmets (paperback edition)

Polaris: Submarines, Missiles, the US Navy and the Royal Navy

Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s WWII Photography

Time Flies: Reflections of a Fighter Pilot

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