Royal Air Force at War (Epic of Flight)
Ralph Barker
Sold by Mad Hatter, West Kelowna, BC, Canada
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Add to basketSold by Mad Hatter, West Kelowna, BC, Canada
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Add to basketBRAND NEW-" This book is about the fights of the Raf during WW2. It all begins as the Nazi army invades Poland in 1939. That leads to mass production of aircraft for the British because they needed new aircraft fast to fight the German air force. However, later on, France gets conquered and the British are alone in the war. The British flies mostly missions to drop flyers about the truth of Germans over Germany after that. Then the British had to defend themselves from bombing missions by the Luftwaffe. They flew missions to defeat German fighters each night and they succeeded by new radars that guard England. Later on the British focused on destroying German hydroelectrical dams with the new bouncing bombs the British developed. It was meant to delay in the process of German weapons productions by giving them no power. The greatest operation was trying to damage the greatest battleship, the Bismark. They used planes called Swordfishes to damage it's rudder so it can't control itself and later on the British navy would finish the job to kill that tug. After that, the British focused on the British colonies and North Africa. The British air force was supplying British troops in the Pacific and doing a search and destroy missions in North Africa in the 1942s. After that, the Airforce started to bomb v1 and v2 rocket factories and tank factories. Also, they ran heavy bombing campaigns on Berlin. In the 1944s the Allied forces planned for D-day. The British's job was to bomb German artillery fortifications on the beaches. Also had important missions to destroy tanks along the beaches of Normandy. On 6-6-44, the British did all that and dropped British pathfinders and British troops by gliders. After that, the British bombed Berlin even more and destroyed v2 and v1 rocket factories, and bombed the country of Burma where allied forces were moving in there to fight Tojo's army until the end of the war."-.
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