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The Squadron That Died Twice: The Story of No. 82 Squadron RAF, Which in 1940 Lost 23 Out of 24 Aircraft in Two Bombing Raids
'Where's everybody else, Morrison?' - Wing Commander Paddy Bandon to Sergeant Jock Morrison, 17 May 1940 Morrison had brought home the sole surviving 82 Squadron aircraft of twelve that had set out on a bombing sortie over France earlier that day. None of the other eleven bombers made it back to RAF Watton.
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This book offers an intense and gripping account of one of the most perilous missions in RAF history. If you're interested in tales of wartime heroism, it delves into the courage and resilience of the airmen who faced terrifying odds. It’s a vivid reminder of the sacrifices made in war, perfect for history buffs or anyone fascinated by aerial combat.
