Description
Book SynopsisThis is the most authoritative work on Darwin's air war, and has been compiled from a wide range of sources worldwide, including Japan. This edition contains many new photos, most of them from private collections. The entire scope of Darwin's air war is covered, beginning with the pre-war defence build-up.
Trade Review…as authoritative an account as we are likely to see and is well-written in a style that makes it an easy read. Although expensive, it is well worth the investment for both serious air historians and the more casual reader. * The RAF Historical Journal *
…very well-researched and presented book […] It is an authoritative account as we are likely to see and is well-written in a style that makes it easy to read. * Aeroplane Magazine *
...this is as authoritative account as we are likely to see and is well written in a style that makes it an easy read […] well worth the investment for both serious air historians and the more casual reader. * Flypast Magazine 12/04/2021 *
Table of ContentsIntroduction Chapter 1 The Defence Build-up Chapter 2 Desperate Times Chapter 3 19 February 1942 Chapter 4 Aftermath Chapter 5 Into Combat Chapter 6 Changes in the Air Chapter 7 Striking Back Chapter 8 Changing Fortunes Chapter 9 A Show of Force Chapter 10 The Heavy Bombers Chapter 11 Liberators Chapter 12 The Offensive Rolls On Chapter 13 Game Over Pilot Profiles Appendices Index
