Luckiest Man Alive Book - WWI Ace Captain John Hedley Gutenberg Press Field Kindley flew with the

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he was also shot down and became a prisoner of war

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Luckiest Man Alive Book - WWI Ace Captain John Hedley Gutenberg Press Field Kindley flew with theRead the transcript of the talk given by VAFM museum director Andy Parks, author and historian Jack Ballard, and grandson Dennis Hedley about one of the most amazing stories of WWI. Then read this book to learn more about the man whose life was amazing both before and after his fall out of, and onto, his aircraft! From the back of the book, As the one hundredth year anniversary of World War I continues, discover more information about Captain John H.