'Fascinating ... this collection illuminates corners of the wartime
world ... it provides a valuable and often entertaining window'
GUARDIAN 'The horrors have not been suppressed. Everyone who speaks
was very young then. You sense their wonder that they did the
things they recall' INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY When we remember the
Second World War in the air, we think of fighter pilots and bomber
crews. But what was it like for the men and women working as ground
crew and in the aircraft factories who also played a crucial role
in defeating Hitler? What was it like making history? What sense
did these individuals have of what they were doing, either at the
time or later? Did they feel they were caught up in the tide of
great events? Or were they simply doing their demanding and often
dangerous duty? Originally published as ACES, ERKS AND BACKROOM
BOYS
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