The Bomber Command was the heart of the US Army Air Force's operations against Nazi Germany in World War II.  At its peak, the USAAF boasted 2,411,294 men and women in uniform with 230,000 aircraft flown by 193,4...

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 The Bomber Command was the heart of the US Army Air Force's operations against Nazi Germany in World War II.  At its peak, the USAAF boasted 2,411,294 men and women in uniform with 230,000 aircraft flown by 193,440 pilots.  And statistically, there was no more dangerous place to be in World War II than in Germany.

This is the story of the USAAF in the European and Mediterranean Theatres during World War II.  This book relives the excitement of the operations in first-person accounts and anecdotes and with color photograpy of the events.


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