Any Private Pilots in the house?

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I'm doing some research for a new project about World War One aviation called "Blood on the Sun". It deals with a single Scout squadron on the Arras front during "Bloody April" of 1917.

I only have a little stick time myself - nowhere near a license. Are there any pilots amongst us who might answer some basic questions about what flying "feels" like - control response, throttle lags, etc., etc., Thanks for your help in advance.

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Well, I was a private pilot (I've since let my license lapse). However, I wouldn't know a thing about flying a WWI plane.

By the way, have you ever read Flight to Arras by de St. Exupery? It's about his experiences in WWII before, during and after a recon mission to Arras.

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alleycat said:
Well, I was a private pilot (I've since let my license lapse). However, I wouldn't know a thing about flying a WWI plane.

By the way, have you ever read Flight to Arras by de St. Exupery? It's about his experiences in WWII before, during and after a recon mission to Arras.

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I have read it. Did you know they finally discovered his aircraft that was lost at sea? They identified the aircraft by serial numbers and it truly was his.

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