Air service boys over the rhine

Aviation adventures and espionage in wartime france

Charles Amory Beach

120 pages, parution le 12/07/2023

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"Air Service Boys Over The Rhine" by Charles Amory Beach is a thrilling narrative set during World War I, focusing on the adventures of two young American aviators, Tom Raymond and Jack Parmly, who are part of the Lafayette Escadrille. The story begins with the duo stationed at an aviation field in France, anxiously awaiting the return of their comrades from a bombing raid over German lines. The narrative quickly unfolds into a series of high-stakes missions, including reconnaissance and combat flights, highlighting the dangers and heroism of aerial warfare. The plot thickens when Tom receives a letter from his father, Mr. Raymond, an inventor and expert in ordnance matters, who is en route to Paris for a secret mission related to the war effort. However, Tom's father fails to send any further communication, leading to growing concern about his safety. The suspense intensifies as Tom and Jack decide to travel to Paris to uncover the mystery of Mr. Raymond's silence. Upon arriving in Paris, the city is suddenly bombarded by German artillery, adding to the chaos and urgency of their mission. Amidst the turmoil, the boys navigate through the city, encountering potential espionage activities and striving to locate Tom's father. The narrative is rich with themes of bravery, friendship, and the relentless pursuit of duty amidst the backdrop of war.