The RAF's daylight bombing offensive was carried out in parallel to its night operations for most of the Second World War. These daylight ops were as deadly for their aircrews as for the enemy: the risks were great and the casualties high. This is the vivid eyewitness testimony of an RAF navigator who flew daylight ops in Bostons, Mitchells and Mosquitoes from 1942 to 1944. He saw many of his own squadron wiped out and survived a ditching in the North Sea which killed two fellow crew-members. Arthur Eyton-Jones' story is one of survival against the odds.
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Synopsis:
An account by the author of his time as a navigator flying in Bostons, Mitchells and Mosquitos, on the notoriously dangerous day time bombing offensive conducted by the RAF during the Second World War, during which he survived a ditching in the North Sea and saw many of his colleauges loose their lives.
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- PublisherSutton Publishing Ltd
- Publication date1998
- ISBN 10 0750918500
- ISBN 13 9780750918503
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages160
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