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| | Message text In another quote Major Billy Bishop said
"Once or twice the idea that a live man had been piloting the machine would occur and recur to me, and it would worry me a bit. My sleep would be spoiled perhaps for a night. I did not relish the idea even of killing Germans, yet, when in a combat in the air, it seemed more like any other kind of sport, and to shoot down a machine was very much the same as if one were shooting down clay pigeons. One had the great satisfaction of feeling that one had hit the target and brought it down; that one was victorious again."
By the way, shooting you all down doesn't even cost me one nights sleep  Even if you have fought valiently and are struggling off the map. I also expect the same... |
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