This three-volume work, presented in a slip-case, provides the official World War II history of RAF operations and the policy which governed them. Subjects covered include the Battle of Britain and the Blitz; the U-boat war and anti-shipping operations; and victory in Burma and the Far East.
Denis Richards Books
Denis Richards was a British historian whose scholarly work focused on the history of the Royal Air Force. His most notable contribution is the three-volume official history of the service during World War II, which he co-authored. Richards dedicated himself to the study of history, and after a brief period in education, he became deeply involved with the historical section of the Air Ministry. During his tenure there, he began writing the official history of the RAF in World War II, which was eventually published. Beyond his academic and historical contributions, he was actively involved in initiatives such as supporting arts institutions and engaging in volunteer work, reflecting his broad interests and community commitment.
The Battle of Britain World War II
- 413 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Fifty years after the historic air battle between Germany and Great Britain, two historians collaborate to bring the battle to life again in an account of the turning point of World War II