A Pair of Aces and a Trey

"With so much emphasis on single-seat fighter pilot aces in World War I, it is refreshing to read about a two-seater pilot and two of his observers who scored impressive air combat triumphs...their full life stories are well told in this detailed and well-documented book." ~Over the Front

"...a useful contribution to American military aviation history and a facet of it (exploits of observation squadron personnel) that has heretofore received minimal attention." ~The Journal of America's Military Past

"Five full color aircraft profiles are also included as well as the extensive footnotes expected from an author of Roesler's talent and experience. All in all, A Pair of Aces and a Trey is readable, enjoyable, well researched, properly illustrated and a superb addition to any enthusiast's library." ~Indy Squadron Dispatch

"Enjoyed it." ~Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

"What makes this work so interesting is that Roesler takes this prevailing theme of aviation’s relevance for air superiority and yet retains the photographic reconnaissance mentioned in the reports. This better illustrates the aviators’ sorties those last months of 1918 when the American Expeditionary Force played a significant role." ~Roads to the Great War

"...an inherently fascinating read and highly recommended for personal, community, and academic library World War I History & Biography collections." ~Midwest Book Review

"Roesler’s work emphasizes three interesting individuals with some discussion on technical details and mission parameters. It is a most welcome addition to any aerial reconnaissance collection." ~The Journal of the Air Force Historical Foundation