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![]() ENEMY COAST AHEAD by Guy Gibson is well worth reading. Agree - ECA is a classic of wartime writing; unlike 99% of books on the market that were written after the killing paused, ECA was written between Gibson's years on bombing operations, the same years that were a literal bloodbath for Bomber Command. Hair-raising stories of those bitter, dark years that set the stage for the razing of Germany. v/r Gordon ====(A+C==== USN SAR Donate your memories - write a note on the back and send your old photos to a reputable museum, don't take them with you when you're gone. |
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Yep i have that one and i have one by Leonard Cheshire, i have a book by
Martin Caidin about the holocaust of Hamburg, and a real favourite by Maj. James (King of Strafers) Goodson; Tumult in the Clouds, i've read it a dozen times but still love reading it! I have quite a few good aviation/war books but was looking for others by E.K.Gann. Thanx for all the replies guys, tally ho!!! "Krztalizer" wrote in message ... ENEMY COAST AHEAD by Guy Gibson is well worth reading. Agree - ECA is a classic of wartime writing; unlike 99% of books on the market that were written after the killing paused, ECA was written between Gibson's years on bombing operations, the same years that were a literal bloodbath for Bomber Command. Hair-raising stories of those bitter, dark years that set the stage for the razing of Germany. v/r Gordon ====(A+C==== USN SAR Donate your memories - write a note on the back and send your old photos to a reputable museum, don't take them with you when you're gone. |
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