In this nonfiction work, historian Donald L. Miller chronicles the harrowing experiences of the Eighth Air Force, an American bomber crew stationed in England during World War II. Readers will follow the challenges and dangers faced by the airmen as they conducted treacherous bombing raids deep into Axis territory. Miller's research draws on extensive interviews with veterans, archival materials, and firsthand accounts to bring the stories of these brave airmen to life.
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