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Description
HURRICANE: Victor of the Battle of Britain
by Leo McKinstry
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9781848543409
Format: small paperback
Published: John Murray 2010, 1st edition
Size (mm): 155 w x 235 h x 30 d
Pages: 373
SKU: A5/2604/0675/B935
ABOUT
Leo McKinstry tells the story of the remarkable plane that won the Battle of Britain, from its designers to the first-hand testimonies of those brave pilots who flew it.
He takes in the full military and political background but always keeps the human stories to the fore - to restore the Hawker Hurricane to its rightful place in history. The Luftwaffe greatly outnumbered the RAF, but during the Battle of Britain it was the RAF that emerged triumphant, thanks to two key fighter planes, the Spitfire and the Hurricane. The Hurricane made up over half of Fighter Command's front-line strength, and its revolutionary design transformed the RAF's capabilities.
Includes monochrome images.
CONDITION
As new with only shelf wear on covers and some marks on page edges.
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