This outstanding new first edition hardback book is the story of Tom Dalton-Morgan, a man determined to fly and who achieved his ambition by being accepted for pilot training by the RAF in 1934. He flew in the Battle of Britain and was one of the few fighter pilots to shoot down Luftwaffe bombers at night in a single engine day fighter. He subsequently flew many operations over occupied Europe and was awarded nine British and foreign decorations.

"Tom Morgan is a name to conjure with. Ace fighter pilot, Wing Leader, brilliant planner and staff officer, widely known and respected throughout the Royal Air Force before and during WWII and subsequently in the high level civilian posts he occupied. This autobiography is the fascinating story of a man whom I believe would rise to become the Chief of Air Staff”

Air Commodore Peter Brothers