The Hardest Victory: RAF Bomber Command in WWII (1994) By Denis Richards
 
The work of the RAF offensive against the Germans in the Second World War is described: difficulties and failures, claims of wasteful and immoral attacks, policies and personalities, organization, Intelligence, and technical developments as well as the magnitude of the Bomber Command's achievement. Stressing the great contribution made by Dominion and Allied aircrews and the essential interdependence of the British and American air operations, and drawing on correspondence with some 200 surviving aircrews and groundcrew, the author offers fresh insights into the human element in the long and bloody business of bombing Britain's enemies.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
393 pages
In Good Condition