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	title:	RAF Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War: 1939-40 v. 1
	author:	W.R. Chorley
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Midland Publishing
	released:	February 21, 1998
	isbn:	0904597857
	isbn-13:	9780904597851

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Invaluable information for anyone researching Bomber Command - Rated I bought this book as I was researching the service history of my great uncle who was killed on operations in 1944. The size of the book was the first thing that alerted me to the scale of the sacrifice made by Bomber Command crews. 576 pages long, this is a reference book rather than a narrative, but the short details given against the loss of each and every aircraft soon brings home the awesome losses. Inevitably, more details are available for those aircraft from which crew members survived; most poignant are the entries stating simply 'Lost without trace'. Their families will never know what happened. The book does not pretend to be anything other than a list of every Bomber Command aircraft lost in 1944 so it is aimed at a specific market. It serves that market very well. Read it and remember 'The Many'.

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Invaluable information for anyone researching Bomber Command - Rated 5/5
I bought this book as I was researching the service history of my great uncle who was killed on operations in 1944. The size of the book was the first thing that alerted me to the scale of the sacrifice made by Bomber Command crews. 576 pages long, this is a reference book rather than a narrative, but the short details given against the loss of each and every aircraft soon brings home the awesome losses. Inevitably, more details are available for those aircraft from which crew members survived; most poignant are the entries stating simply 'Lost without trace'. Their families will never know what happened. The book does not pretend to be anything other than a list of every Bomber Command aircraft lost in 1944 so it is aimed at a specific market. It serves that market very well. Read it and remember 'The Many'.

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