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Viii Fighter Command At War Michael Oleary Michael O Leary

Name: Viii Fighter Command At War Michael Oleary Michael O Leary
SKU: BELL-1298052
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Osprey

File Extension: PDF

File size: 39.8 MB

Pages: 134

Author: Michael O'Leary, Michael O¹ Leary

ISBN: 9781855329072, 1855329077

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Viii Fighter Command At War Michael Oleary Michael O Leary by Michael O'leary, Michael O¹ Leary 9781855329072, 1855329077 instant download after payment.

This volume focuses on the little known official Army Air Force report commissioned by the Eighth Air Force's VIII Fighter Command (FC) in May 1944. The detailed document chronicled the experiences of 24 pilots who had seen extensive service in the frontline escorting B-17s and B-24s on daylight raids deep into Germany. Briefed to provide a candid report on combat flying that could be used as a teaching 'manual' for potential fighter pilots, the VIII FC veterans openly discuss their secrets to success, and survival in the deadly skies over occupied Europe. Exactly half of those pilots who contributed to The Long Reach subsequently achieved ace status.