Records the fighters of the 'Forgotten Army' in the Far East. Allied air photographic squadrons flew, often through appalling weather conditions, against an implaccable enemy, often in aircraft unsuited to the task, and frequently unarmed, to discover Japanese movements across a 2,000 mile frontier. 16 pages of colour profiles depict camo/markings of RAF, FAA, RAAF, USAAF, IAG and AVG types. 200 black/white photos. 256 pages. Hardback.

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The story of World War II aerial photo-reconnaissance over Europe and the Mediterranean is well known, but the photographic squadrons in the Far East have gotten very little attention - until now. This book lets you fly with these units through appalling weather, over inhospitable terrains and opens your eyes to these unsung heroes.

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