Beneath the Clouds - A Social History of the Men of the US Army Air
Forces based in the UK 1942-45. There have been many books
published about the Eighth Air Force in the United Kingdom in the
years of the Second World War. A good number of these have been
specific to East Anglia. This book seeks to complement that
literature, dealing not with specfic aspects of combat but how
war-time life in Britain affected the fighting men and the ground
personnel. It looks at the psychology of life in a different
country, the morale of the men and the comparison between the lives
of those who flew and those who provided support on the ground.It
contains primarily the words of the men themselves, the words of
those who met and mingled with them. The strength of the original
interviews ensures that it is a unique resource for social
historians. It is also essential reading for surviving veterans and
their many descendants who want to understand just what they went
through.
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