Blood, Sweat and Courage: 41 Squadron RAF 1939-1942 - WWII Aviation History Book | Perfect for Military History Enthusiasts & RAF Memorabilia Collectors
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Blood, Sweat and Courage: 41 Squadron RAF 1939-1942 - WWII Aviation History Book | Perfect for Military History Enthusiasts & RAF Memorabilia Collectors
Blood, Sweat and Courage: 41 Squadron RAF 1939-1942 - WWII Aviation History Book | Perfect for Military History Enthusiasts & RAF Memorabilia Collectors
Blood, Sweat and Courage: 41 Squadron RAF 1939-1942 - WWII Aviation History Book | Perfect for Military History Enthusiasts & RAF Memorabilia Collectors
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Formed in 1916. 41 Squadron is one of the oldest Royal Air Force squadrons in existence. The unit saw service in the First World War. on Policing Duties in the Aden Protectorate during the 1930s. throughout the Second World War. and more recently in the First Gulf War and Yugoslavia. Until now. however. its History has not been written.

Following the success of Blood. Sweat and Valour. focusing on the period August 1942 to May 1945. Blood. Sweat and Courage now completes the narrative of 41 Squadron's Second World War activity. concentrating on its operations between September 1939 and July 1942.

Author Steve Brew recounts the unit's role within battles. operations. and larger strategies. and details experiences made by the pilots and ground crew participating in them. The Squadron's actions are often revealed for the first time. through records that have previously not been available. Brew evokes the feeling of the period. portraying not only a factual account but also one that captures the colour of life on a Second World War fighter squadron. with a balance between material of a documentary nature and narrative action. intertwining fact with personal recollections. serious events with humour. and sobering statistics with poignant afterthought.


BOOK ISBN9781781552964
FORMAT248 x 172 mm
BINDINGHardback
PAGES1040 pages
PUBLICATION DATE15 December 2014
TERRITORYWorld
ILLUSTRATIONS300 black-and-white photographs
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[tabs] [tab title=AUTHOR(S)]Steve Brew is a 45-year-old Australian with dual Swiss citizenship who is the Historian for 41 Squadron RAF. He has lived and worked in Australia. Canada. Germany. Switzerland and the United Kingdom. and speaks in addition to his English mother-tongue fluent High German and Swiss German. He is the author of Greycliffe; Stolen Lives (Navarine. 2003) and numerous magazine articles. chiefly of a genealogical nature.
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