This book really is the next best thing to being there. Winged Sabres is a superb glimpse into the lives of British two-seater crews and a worthy addition to any military bookshelf.

Indy Squadron Dispatch

Robert Sellwood's maternal grandfather, George Tester, was killed in action in September 1917 serving as an air gunner in 20 Squadron RFC. Wanting to know more about his grandfather and the Squadron in which he served led to 15 years research into the 20 Squadron. The result is this superb book.

It is difficult to find words to express my admiration for the exceptional research and writing which has resulted in this magnificent book. I n my opinion, easily the finest Squadron history written in recent years. The highest recommendation.

Stand To! Journal of the Western Front Association

As a vivid and convincing reconstruction of deadly air combats long ago, this deeply researched book excels.

Aviation News, December 2018

The author has made a very good job of presenting the history of 20 “Winged Sabres” Squadron and their aircraft. From the detail packed into this book, it is easy to see why the author spent more than fifteen years in researching for it.

Firetrench

This is a fascinating book and only narrowly missed being the Editor's Choice.

Outstanding history. 10/10

The Great War magazine, September 2018 – reviewed by Mark Marsay

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