The dambusters raid
by Sweetman, John 1935-.
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BookSeries: Cassell military paperbacks; Cassell military paperbacks.Publisher: Cassell 1999Edition: Rev. 2nd ed.ISBN: 9780304351732; 0304351733.Classification number: 940.5449 SWESubject(s): World War, 1939-1945 -- Aerial operations, BritishSubject: The most audacious bombing raid in history is explained in amazing detail within this text. It includes the complex design and testing of Barnes Wallis theories, including dummy runs across English and Scottish lakes and lochs.
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Bibliography: p. 214-221
Includes index
The most audacious bombing raid in history is explained in amazing detail within this text. It includes the complex design and testing of Barnes Wallis theories, including dummy runs across English and Scottish lakes and lochs.
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