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Command in 1940 are deeply
ingrained in the public consciousness,
but the role of Bomber Command in
the Battle of Britain period remains
largely overlooked. Bomber Command
was feeling its way, torn between its
pre-war plans for the Strategic Air
Offensive, meeting the pressing needs
of defending Britain by attacking
enemy airfields and aircraft
production, and the growing invasion
fleet assembling in the Channel ports.
Incorporating first-hand accounts with
official archives, this book places the
Command’s role in its full historical
context with a detailed narrative of its
actions during this period.
Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 256pp
80 b&w illustrations
Haynes no: H4544 rrp: £19.99
No Need to Die
American flyers in
RAF Bomber Command
by Gordon Thorburn
This is the first book to be written
about a group of remarkable men who
left the wealth and comfort of America
before the Second World War to
volunteer for the most dangerous
trade in the world. While the
everlasting popularity of books and
films about Bomber Command is selfevident,
few people know there were
any Americans flying with RAF
Bomber Command. We follow the life
stories and flying careers of 21
Americans who fought in the air war
over Europe with the RAF’s two
premier Bomber Command squadrons
– 9 and 617. Of these men of free will,
15 were killed in action.
Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 262pp
46 b&w illustrations
Haynes no: H4652 rrp: £19.99
Ten Fighter Boys
by Hubert Allen DFC,
Athol Forbes DFC
foreword by Jimmy Corbin DFC
During the Battle of Britain an RAF
Spitfire squadron commander asked
some of his pilots to write about their
combat experiences. The book was
published in 1942 as Ten Fighter Boys,
penned by ten pilots on 66 Squadron,
most of whom had seen action in the
Battle of Britain and in fighter sweeps
over France in 1941-2. By the time the
book was published, three of the original
authors were dead; by the end of 1942,
only three of the ten were still alive. The
book and its narrative style are very
much of their time: the language is
colourful, irreverent and dramatic, but at
the same time filled with the pathos and
fatalism that is the preserve of the
fighter pilot.
‘riveting’ Military Illustrated
Paperback, 197 x 128mm, 256pp
20 b&w illustrations
Haynes no: H4532 rrp: £8.99
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Military & Aviation | Caravanning
The Motorcaravan Manual
(2nd Edition)
Choosing, using and
maintaining your motorcaravan
by John Wickersham
This radically updated second edition
encompasses the very latest
developments in motorcaravans. The
book is full of practical information and
advice for both the novice and the
experienced owner, covering aspects
of buying, maintaining and furnishing a
motorcaravan, along with useful tips
and information on many models
including coachbuilts, conversions,
dismountables and MPVs. Case
histories concerning improvement
projects and self-built motorcaravans
have been expanded.
‘the number one guide for
motorcaravanners’ Motorcaravan &
Motorhome Monthly
‘the best book’ Practical Motorhome
Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 180pp
Full colour throughout
Haynes no: H4047 rrp: £17.99
The Caravan Manual
(4th Edition)
by John Wickersham
This fourth edition of the Caravan
Manual contains completely revised
text and many new illustrations. As well
as guidance on maintaining older
caravans, it includes details about the
very latest models. There’s new
information on caravan weights, the
use of public weighbridges, and related
legal issues, along with electronic and
computerised wiring systems in cars.
There are major updates to the
chapters on chassis, running gear,
body construction, gas and all
electrical details. This essential manual
describes all the vital maintenance
tasks and repair work that keeps a
caravan in tip-top condition.
‘essential’ Caravan Magazine
Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 216pp
400 colour illustrations
Haynes no: H4678 rrp: £17.99
Yesterday We Were in America
by Brendan Lynch
foreword by Len Deighton
On 14 June 1919 John Alcock and Arthur
Whitten Brown took off from
Newfoundland in their open-cockpit
Vickers Vimy converted bomber to
　
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