The Greatest Canadian Fighter Pilot Tells His Own Story. In 1918 Billy Bishop, VC, DSO and Bar, MC, was one of the Allies' highest scoring fighter pilots with seventy-two confirmed German planes. The enemy called him 'Hell's Handmaiden' when he fought his duels in the sky. In his last five days of war, he destroyed twenty-five planes, a whirlwind of destruction never to be duplicated. Let Bishop tell you what his war was like--in his own words. With a few black and white photos.
Lt. Colonel William A. Bishop ed. by Stanley M. Ulanoff, 1967
