DambusterRobert Radcliffe

Dambuster

350 pagesFirst published 20113 editions
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"Lincolnshire May 1943. Twenty Lancaster bombers stand poised to fly one of World War 2's most daring and dangerous missions, 617 Squadron's legendary bouncing-bomb attack on Germany's dams. Success could shorten the war, the crews are told, but will inevitably come at a cost. Many of them, hand-picked by their charismatic if volatile leader, Guy Gibson, will not be coming back. After two tours of duty and fifty-nine missions, combat-seasoned pilot Peter Lightfoot and his loyal crew are already on borrowed time. Narrowly escaping death on a disastrous final operation over the Alps, a flight…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionLittle, Brown Book Group Limited2012—9780349123349
EditionLittle, Brown20113399781408702680
EditionWindsor20113619781445857800
DamsBritish Aerial operationsFictionCampaignsWorld War, 1939-1945BritishAerial Military operationsMilitary campaigns