Mosquito Victory

Discover the captivating world of Jack Currie's Mosquito Victory, a remarkable autobiographical sequel to his previous work, Lancaster Target. Published in 2001, this engaging 192-page book offers readers an insightful and humorous glimpse into the life of a WWII RAF bomber pilot on 'rest'. Currie shares his experiences in mess life while balancing the serious responsibility of instructing trainees on the four-engine Halifax bomber.

As the narrative unfolds, readers will follow Jack's journey back to operational duties as a glider pilot and his subsequent posting to the elite Pathfinder force, where he flew the iconic Mosquito aircraft with the 1409 Weather Flight. His role as a 'Weather Spy' was crucial, as he relayed vital weather signals that supported critical missions during the war. Mosquito Victory is not just a military memoir; it is a vivid portrayal of camaraderie, courage, and the unique challenges faced by pilots in the skies of Europe during World War II.