Wings: One Hundred Years of British Aerial Warfare - Patrick Bishop - Hardcover

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Wings: One Hundred Years of British Aerial Warfare - Patrick Bishop - HardcoverThe Royal Air Force is synonymous with its heroic achievements in the summer of 1940, when Winston Churchill's 'famous few' held Goering's Luftwaffe at bay in the Battle of Britain, thereby changing the course of the war. For much of the twentieth century, warplanes were fixed in the world's imagination, a symbol of the perils and excitements of the modern era. Aviators have always seemed different to soldiers and sailors more adventurous and

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