The 147th Aero Squadron in World War I: A Training and Combat History of the "Who Said Rats" Squadron by Jack Ballard and James John Parks Among the many other topics

Among the many other topics covered in this book are the significance of Italian surnames and the relevance of Italian noble families in the search for Italian ancestors

as well as those of his successors and the many people who perpetuate these skills in the present day

as well as modern paperweights

There is also a chapter on the little known but highly desirable Stangl animal figures

The 147th Aero Squadron in World War I: A Training and Combat History of the "Who Said Rats" Squadron by Jack Ballard and James John Parks Among the many other topicsTable of Contents This book is the first complete history of the American Air Service's 147th Aero Squadron in World War I and provides, at last, an understanding of the role of this least known unit of the 1st Pursuit Group. This detailed account tells how various individuals responded as volunteers, describes the trials of training in Texas and Canada, explains the often ignored problems of transporting across the Atlantic and English Channel, and