Red Randall Series facts for kids
The Red Randall series was a collection of exciting adventure books for boys, written by Robert Sidney Bowen in the 1940s. These stories were all about World War II, especially the fighting that happened in the Pacific Ocean. The main character, Red Randall, is a brave pilot in the military. He flies planes and goes on many dangerous missions throughout the books. Sometimes, the stories in the books are a bit different from real history, like when they mention a secret Japanese base in Hawaii during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Discovering the Red Randall Series
The Red Randall series is known for its fast-paced adventures set during one of the biggest wars in history. R. Sidney Bowen wrote these books to entertain young readers with tales of courage and action. Each book follows Red Randall as he faces new challenges in the skies and on the ground. The series gives readers a glimpse into the battles and events of World War II, even though some parts are fictionalized for the story.
Books in the Red Randall Series
Here is a list of the books in the Red Randall series, showing when they were published and their titles:
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 1944 | Red Randall at Pearl Harbor |
| 1944 | Red Randall on Active Duty |
| 1944 | Red Randall over Tokyo |
| 1944 | Red Randall at Midway |
| 1944 | Red Randall on New Guinea |
| 1945 | Red Randall in the Aleutians |
| 1945 | Red Randall in Burma |
| 1946 | Red Randall's One-Man War |
