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Enemy Coast Ahead Uncensored: The Real Guy Gibson by Guy Gibson (Paperback, 2006)

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The inside story of life in Bomber Command, including the Dambuster raid, which the author led.

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PublisherCrecy Publishing

ISBN-139780859791182

eBay Product ID (ePID)86382528

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Book TitleEnemy Coast Ahead Uncensored: the Real Guy Gibson

AuthorGuy Gibson

FormatPaperback

LanguageEnglish

TopicGovernment, History

Publication Year2006

TypeTextbook

GenreBiographies & True Stories

Number of Pages288 Pages

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Item Height234mm

Item Width156mm

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Title_AuthorGuy Gibson

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

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by dadoram
18 Jul, 2018
Brilliant
Excellent read.
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by jfht24679
13 May, 2016
The real Bomber war
It gives a real insight into RAF bombing operations during WW2. Guy Gibson is honest and direct in his writings. It is written as though he is talking to you. This man was not full of bravado, had a normal functioning ego and was a pilot who embraced technique and logic, care and attention, to what he was doing. Because of this he did not make unnecessary mistakes. I think he may well have been, ahead of his time. You will read how, despite for his enormous love for her, he opted to live apart from his new wife because he believed fighting a war and being married, did not go together. He believed total focus and concentration was required to get through. Its a real very great shame that he insisted on continuing on ops right to the end. I had not realised that he was put on to Beaufighters early in the war and whilst on his tour with Fighter Command, he talks of the differences between it and the men of Bomber Command. Buy a copy and read it.
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