My Name Is Henry Fanshaw: The True Story of New Zealand's Bomber Squadron
By (Author) Gillian Torckler
Illustrated by Adele Jackson
David Bateman Ltd
David Bateman Ltd
15th March 2021
New Zealand
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Warfare, battles, armed forces
358.400993
Hardback
32
Width 265mm, Height 210mm, Spine 8mm
380g
Henry Fanshaw is no ordinary teddy bear. In fact, he travelled the world with the Royal New Zealand Air Force's No. 75 Squadron - one of New Zealand's most famous air force squadrons - which served around the world, in places like Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. Before that, they had fought in the Second World War. Join Henry as he remembers the brave airmen who risked their lives for their country, including the famous Kiwi pilot Jimmy Ward who received the Victoria Cross for climbing out on the wing of a plane in mid-flight to put out a fire. Today Henry resides at the Air Force Museum of New Zealand.