Air Warfare Story: A Superb Account Of Life As A Bomber Pilot In World War II: Air Operations

Are you eager to find out more about World War II, especially stories from real soldiers on the battleground? Then this book is definitely your go-to! grab a copy today and you won't regret it.

This storybook tells the story of the author, who flew more than forty missions over Nazi Europe in Lancaster bombers. From near-fatal accidents during training in Canada to dodging flak and fighters over Germany, not to mention trying to land with a ten-ton 'Grand Slam' on board, his motto in life has been 'Just Do It'. Born in the East End of London, he left school as the Battle of Britain raged overhead. Determined to 'do his bit', he signed up for service in the RAF. Volunteering for special duties after completing his first tour, he became a member of the famous 617 'Dambusters' Squadron, flying to attack precision targets such as viaducts, submarine bases, and even Hitler's hideout at Berchtesgaden. When the War ended he tried to forget about his experiences, and told no one of what he had been through; until fifty years later when an unexpected phone call led to him taking the controls of a Lancaster bomber once more. He is one of the last of an extraordinary generation, one who flew through the unfriendly darkness of German skies, was hunted by fighters and shot up by flak, but pressed ahead with his duty knowing that his chances of survival dwindled every time he took off. His modesty and unfailing sense of humour are an inspiration. Just Do It