"The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps" by James R. Driscoll is a story about a group of teenage boys from Brighton Academy during World War I who dream of becoming aviators. Eager to serve their country, these friends, including the main character Jimmy Hill, become fascinated by the new airdrome being built near them. Their families influence their choices as they prepare to join the military's aviation branch. The story shows their growing knowledge of airplanes, their respect for young pilots, and their strong desire to learn everything they can to become part of the Flying Corps. The beginning of the book foreshadows excitement and troubles ahead.

The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps
By James R. Driscoll
As the world goes to war, a group of teenage friends will stop at nothing to take to the skies and become the newest heroes.
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