George Bruce's Air Stories of the World War

George Bruce 1930s old time radio stories of aviation. World War I was a test bed for airplanes as a weapon and it was proved decidedly that war had entered the skies.

George Bruce was a pioneer World War I flyer and told his own stories from the first great war as well as stories from other fighter pilots.

Bruce profited well from his pilot career by producing a number of pulp productions bearing his name: George Bruce's Aces, George Bruce's Air Novels, George Bruce's Contact, George Bruce's Sky Fighters, and George Bruce's Squadron.

For other aviation adventure series, see also: Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen, Airplanes and Pilots in Old Time Radio, Anne of the Airlines, Air Stories of the World War, Captain Midnight,Hop Harrigan, Howie Wing, A Saga of Aviation, Rare Aviation Old Time Radio Shows, Airmail Mystery, Sky King, Speed Gibson, Tailspin Tommy, Terry & the Pirates, Sky King, Sky Blazers, Charles Lindbergh Recordings,  Amelia Earhart, and Smilin' Jack.