Ian Hawkins' comprehensive analysis provides an exhaustive examination of the October 10, 1943 bombing mission against Munster, Germany, one of the most significant and costly operations in the history of strategic bombing. This detailed reconstruction combines extensive archival research with survivor testimonies to provide complete understanding of a mission that epitomized both the potential and the devastating cost of deep penetration bombing operations.
Good condition with marking of the page edges and some shelf wear. See photos, this is the actual book, not a stock shot.