D-Day: The Air Battle

In the weeks and months leading up to D-Day, the RAF and USAAF waged a concerted campaign against German fighter bases, troop depots, road and rail junctions and ammunition and fuel dumps: any target that would impede the German forces' ability to repel the liberating army. This book - the product of detailed research in original documents - tells the story of the D-Day air campaign, with the aid of 200 archive photographs. Get more information and prices for D-Day: The Air Battle , from Motor Books. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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