When young Ron Mayhill came to England from his native New Zealand in 1943, seconded to the RAF to fight against the German forces, he was so excited by the whole process that he kept a diary and wrote long letters home. In these memoirs - based on his diaries, letters and accounts written at the time - he recalls the terror and exhileration often felt on these raids. This book brings to life the wartime routine of a bomber station, the procedures for take-off drill, bombing and marking techniques, as well as individual sorties.
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