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| Bader de-feeted, de-legged, defiant. |
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| Bader dances with [Focke]wulfs. |
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| High altitude, zero feet. |
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| Less walking, More flying. |
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| Legless Bader takes flight. |
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| Cockpit leg-room no problem. |
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| Bader marches on, figuratively. |
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| Bader legless. Performance flawless. |
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| Pilot loses landing gear. |
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| Bader's armed and dangerous. |
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| Ace pilot loses undercarriage. |
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| Legless Douglas ablest flyer. |
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| Legless Bader socks Nazis. |
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| Cantankerous amputee defies odds. |
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| Legless Bader jumps desk. |
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| Legless mammal takes flight. |
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| Inspiring, yet understandably stilted. |
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| Douglas: fearless, peerless, legless. |
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| Cavalier flyboy loses legs. |
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| Pilot overcomes lack-toes intolerance. |
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| Bader becomes RAF legend. |
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| Defeeted, but not defeated. |
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| Bader stumps German captors. |
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| Kenneth More becomes less.
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| Spitfire star loses limbs. |
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| Legless pilot regains licence. |
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