Masters of the Air

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Masters of the Air
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Masters of the Air

Donald L. Miller
Edition year 2026
Binding Cloth
Illustrator Gil Cohen
Pages 728
Dimensions 25.4 × 17.2 cm

Edition details

Masters of the Air, How the Bomber Boys Broke Down the Nazi War Machine by Donald L. Miller. Introduced by Tom Hanks and Kirk Saduski. Photographic title page spread and 32 pages of black and white photographs. One double-page spread aviation painting by Gil Cohen, two black and white integrated maps, one diagram. Red endpapers. Bound in cloth printed and blocked with a wrap-around monochrome photo. Dark blue slipcase blocked in colour on the cover with an air force badge. Fold-out aeroplane plans in a separate blocked pocket. 25.4×17.2cm. 728pp.

About the book

Miller's Masters of the Air tells the story of the American bomber crews who fought the air war over Europe during the Second World War. The book follows the U.S. Eighth Air Force as crews carried out dangerous daylight bombing missions against heavily defended targets in Nazi-occupied Europe. It explores strategy, technology and the enormous physical and psychological cost borne by airmen.

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