Author(s): Robert Bowater
BOOK ISBN | 9781781552452 |
FORMAT | 248 x 172 mm |
BINDING | Hardback |
PAGES | 352 pages |
PUBLICATION DATE | 15 October 2013 |
TERRITORY | World |
ILLUSTRATIONS | 250 black and white photographs |
BOOK ISBN | 9781781552452 |
FORMAT | 248 x 172 mm |
BINDING | Hardback |
PAGES | 352 pages |
PUBLICATION DATE | 15 October 2013 |
TERRITORY | World |
ILLUSTRATIONS | 250 black and white photographs |
[custom_html]263 and 137 Squadrons: The Whirlwind Years reveals the heroism and sacrifice of the squadrons’ pilots – men who came from as far afield as Peru and Australia – and the impact this extraordinary but little-known aircraft had on the war.[/custom_html]
[smallDescription]263 and 137 Squadrons: The Whirlwind Years reveals the heroism and sacrifice of the squadrons’ pilots – men who came from as far afield as Peru and Australia – and the impact this extraordinary but little-known aircraft had on the war.[/smallDescription]
[tabs] [tab title="AUTHOR(S)"]Robert Bowater was born in England some twenty years after the events portrayed in this book. His passion for Second World War aviation began at an early age; 263 and 137 Squadrons: The Whirlwind Years – his first book – is the culmination of many years’ research. He has lived and worked in Scotland for the past fourteen years with his wife Elspeth, two cats and a dog called Griffon.
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