Red Arrows

by Richard Baker

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In 2004, Red Arrows, Britain's official aerobatic team, flew its 40th display season, in 2005 it celebrated its 40th birthday. This book, an account in words and over 150 photographs, documents an emotional year for the team. It looks at the team and how it works revealing the extraordinary learning curve each member of the team must go through.… (more)

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In 2004, Red Arrows, Britain's official aerobatic team, flew its 40th display season, in 2005 it celebrated its 40th birthday. This book, an account in words and over 150 photographs, documents an emotional year for the team. It looks at the team and how it works revealing the extraordinary learning curve each member of the team must go through.

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