For all their intensive training, aircrew were the most vulnerable of forces in WW2; in Bomber Command, the chance of survival was 55%. What made young Kiwi men volunteer for these roles, and how did they cope with the stress of combat? What happened when they came home and were told to forget about the war? Also available as a hardback.
For all their intensive training, aircrew were the most vulnerable of forces in WW2; in Bomber Command, the chance of survival was 55%.
What made young Kiwi men volunteer for these roles, and how did they cope with the stress of combat? What happened when they came home and were told to forget about the war?
Also available as a hardback.
| Binding | Hardback |
|---|---|
| Author | Barbara S. Smith |
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