Uncover William Faulkner’s profound connection to aviation and modern war. This scholarly work examines his airplane narratives against the backdrop of the Great War, WWII, and the Cold War era’s aviation advancements. Delving into key literary pieces and RAF Canada experiences, it places Faulkner’s aviation writing within crucial transatlantic historical contexts often overlooked. Understand the ideologies of masculine performance and martial heroism shaped by industrialism and military technology through his diverse works. An indispensable resource for literature students, historians, and anyone interested in 20th-century war, aviation, and American literary analysis.