This book examines one of the two heavy bombers produced by the United States' aviation industry during the Second World War. Prevailing theories of war, based on the outcome of World War One, which had only ended 25 years before, were focussed on the ability of a nation to extend its military strength to the enemy's homeland through the use of precision daylight bombing, thus destroying the production of war material and shatter the morale of the...
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