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. Mosquito Victory (Bomber Crews)
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by: Jack Currie
2004-02
I thought that the author's "Lancaster Pilot" was one of the best books about air in the war that i have read.This is the third book in the trilogy.Whilst it is a very good read it is not quite as good as the other 2 and that is because despite his protestations he was not returned to active duty after his tour finished,He became an instructor,then a glider pilot and finally flew Mosquitos on weather trips,virtually unopposed over enemy territory.So that insecurity which permeates the first 2 books is not there.In fact life became slightly routine for him.So although not quite up to the standard of the first 2 this is still an absorbing study of the RAF in the last year of the war
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. Fateful Choices: Ten Decisions That Changed the World, 1940-1941 (Allen Lane History)
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by: Ian Kershaw
June 07, 2007
EVENTS, DEAR BOY, EVENTS
By IAIN FRASER GRIGOR
THE PRINCIPLES of warfare are really very simple. As codified by the military sages of antiquity and modernity, they can be reduced to two simple rules. The first is to win without having to fight at all. And the second is: if you have to fight, attack a small, defenceless and entirely unconscious enemy with devastating superiority of force and absolute surprise.
The great Prussian von Moltke knew this. But he was to add one great aphorism to the principles of war, to the effect that no plan survives contact with the enemy. So it was in the wars of his nineteenth century, after all, and so it would prove to be in the first Great War of Europe's bloody ... Read More:
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. The Sting of the Scorpion
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by: Mike Morgan
December 09, 2003
The L.R.D.G. were the undisputed "kings of the Desert" from mid 1940 till the end of the war in N. Africa. Without their help the S.A.S. would never have got off the ground, yet they have always remained virtually unknown. Fortunately, over the past few years, this has slowly been put to rights by books such as "The Sting of the Scorpion". A vast majority of books written about the war were written by the Officers who took part in the events or oversaw them. It was quite unusual to find an author with the wartime rank of Private, Generals being far more commonplace. This was due to two factors. Firstly, the higher the rank, the better informed the author and the greater the selling point for the book. Secondly, many "Other Ranks" were unable to write ... Read More:
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. Armageddon: The Battle for Germany 1944-45
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by: Max Hastings
October 15, 2004
An impressive panoramic narrative of the battle for Germany, "Armageddon" combines a wide range of sources (including many veterans) with Hastings's sharp, often iconoclastic judgement. His criticism of the military folly of Operation Market Garden, the Ardennes offensive, and Zhukov's Oder crossing is hard-hitting, but frequently deserved. Hastings is no apologist for military failings, although he frequently gets moralistic: discussions of the justice of the allied cause or the tyranny of Stalin, which is perceived in downright Manichean terms, should not be part of a work of history. This is not to deny the reality of good and evil, or to say that tales of atrocity should not be included: of course they should, especially in a book that intends to provide a comprehensive ... Read More:
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