The Boy Scout Aviators

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The Boy Scout Aviators tells the exciting ventures of Harry Fleming, Dick Mercer, and Jack Young in this elating Boy Scout exploit. Harry is an American Boy Scout who moved apart from his country and residence when his father has to go on a jaunt to England for some business dealings. He becomes a member of a Boy Scout group there and gets to know Dick Mercer. They both help unravel an exhilarating enigma in the middle of lighthouses, spies, and fences, heading their way to the spy command center, Bray Park. They must get to the bottom of a furtive and rescue England, with the aid of a Boy Scout they run into, Jack Young.

The adventuresome story includes: Serious News, part 1, Serious News, part 2, Quick Work, part 1, Quick Work, part 2, Picked for Service, part 1, Picked for Service, part 2, The House of the Heliograph, part 1, The House of the Heliograph, part 2, On the Trail, part 1, On the Trail, part 2, The Mystery of Bray Park, part 1, The Mystery of Bray Park, part 2, A Close Shave, A Friend in Need, part 1, A Friend in Need, part 2, An Unexpected Blow!, A Good Witness, The First Blow, The Silent Wire, A Treacherous Deed, The Trap, A Daring Ruse, The Cipher, A Capture from the Skies, Vindication.

Colonel George Durston was an imaginary writer made up by the Saalfield Publishing Company, who was attributed with the composition of different American series stories.

George Durston is attributed for the Boy Scouts series, 24 volumes primarily released by Saalfield from 1912 to 1919. Ghostwriters for the series were Frederick Dey, J.W. Duffield, William A. Wolf, and Georgia Roberts Durston. Col. Durston was also attributed with the Potter Brother stories, which was seen in the six-book Stars and Stripes Series.
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