Aviation Cadet: Dick Hilton Wins His Wings at Pensacola

The book is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical for an ex-library copy. The cover has some scuffing and edge wear, with visible library markings on the spine. The binding remains intact, though the corners are slightly bumped. There is no dust jacket present.

Aviation Cadet: Dick Hilton Wins His Wings at Pensacola by Henry B. Lent, published by The Macmillan Company in New York, is a compelling look into the life of an aviation cadet during World War II. This edition, a fourth printing from April 1943, is illustrated with official U.S. Navy photographs, providing an authentic glimpse into military training. The book explores the rigorous training and discipline required to earn wings at Pensacola, a key naval air training center. While the first edition was published in 1941, this specific printing offers historical insights from the period. The condition indicates it was part of a library collection, adding to its history and character. This hardcover volume is a significant piece for collectors interested in military and aviation history.