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The Complete Dambusters The 133 Men Who Flew On The Dams Raid 1st Edition Charles Foster

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The Complete Dambusters The 133 Men Who Flew On The Dams Raid 1st Edition Charles Foster
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Publisher: The History Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 23.37 MB
Pages: 876
Author: Charles Foster
ISBN: 9780750988483, 0750988487
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: 1

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The Complete Dambusters The 133 Men Who Flew On The Dams Raid 1st Edition Charles Foster by Charles Foster 9780750988483, 0750988487 instant download after payment.

On 16 May 1943, nineteen Lancaster aircraft from the RAF’s 617 Squadron set off to attack the great dams in the industrial heart of Germany. Flying at a height of 60ft, they dropped a series of bombs which bounced across the water and destroyed two of their targets, thereby creating a legend. The one-off operation combined an audacious method of attack, technically brilliant flying and visually spectacular results.
But while the story of Operation Chastise is well known, most of the 133 ‘Dambusters’ who took part in the Dams Raid have until now been just names on a list. They came from all parts of the UK and the Commonwealth and beyond, and each of them was someone’s son or brother, someone’s husband or father.

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