The life behind Britain's wartime bombing campaign
Overall Good Condition – Ex-library copy with barcode and spine labels, heavy dust-jacket scuffing, pages are good.
Henry Probert offers a full biography of Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Harris, the commander most closely associated with Britain's strategic bombing offensive during the Second World War. Drawing on military records and personal history, the book follows Harris's career, leadership and controversial decisions while placing them within the pressures of total war. It examines both the man and the institution he led, giving readers context for the achievements, costs and continuing debates surrounding Bomber Command.
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