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A group of boys stationed at an army aviation field learn to fly and revel in aerial practice while daily life in hangars and officers' quarters reveals rivalries and tests of character. A wealthy, polished newcomer ingratiates himself with adults and influences friends, prompting jealousy and protective loyalty from comrades. Episodes range from daring short flights and mechanical hazards to tense personal confrontations and small domestic perils, all centered on themes of courage, honor, and friendship.
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