Clash of Wings

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The book delves into the air warfare of World War II, highlighting both the heroic and tragic elements of the conflict. It offers expert insights into often-overlooked factors, such as the crucial contribution of American bombers in Europe, Germany's misjudgment of the necessary air strength for success, and the Allies' initial sluggishness in maximizing their air capabilities. Ultimately, it explores the reasons behind the Allies' eventual victory, complemented by a collection of photographs.