The Boy Scouts of the Flying Squadron

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Robert Shaler

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Paperback / softback

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"The Boy Scouts of the Flying Squadron" is an adventure novel written by Robert Shaler. In this thrilling story, a group of Boy Scouts forms a special flying squadron to assist with various missions and rescue operations. Equipped with their knowledge of scouting skills and their passion for aviation, the young scouts embark on daring adventures that test their courage and resourcefulness. As members of the Flying Squadron, the Boy Scouts learn to pilot small aircraft, navigate through challenging airspace, and perform aerial maneuvers. They use their scouting knowledge to survive in remote locations, assist in search and rescue missions, and even solve mysteries along the way. The scouts demonstrate strong teamwork, leadership, and a sense of responsibility as they face dangerous situations and help those in need. "The Boy Scouts of the Flying Squadron" is an engaging story that combines the excitement of aviation with the values and principles of the Boy Scouts. It promotes the spirit of adventure, self-reliance, and community service while highlighting the importance of friendship and teamwork."

Release date Australia

July 18th, 2023

Author

Robert Shaler

Pages

Interest Age

From 0 to 12 years

Dimensions

148x210x4

ISBN-13

9791041827527

Product ID

37910126

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