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A gripping oral history of the legendary Dambusters raid, told through the voices of the RAF crews, civilians and witnesses who experienced it. Max Arthur’s acclaimed account is essential reading for collectors of World War II and RAF history.
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On the night of 16–17 May 1943, nineteen RAF Lancaster bombers of the famous 617 Squadron took part in one of the most daring operations of the Second World War – the raid on the Ruhr dams. In Dambusters: A Landmark Oral History, acclaimed military historian Max Arthur brings together the voices of those who lived through the mission, creating a vivid and moving account of the legendary Dambusters raid.
Drawing on first-hand interviews with RAF aircrew, ground personnel, civilians and even German witnesses, this remarkable oral history reveals the planning, training and courage behind Operation Chastise. With a foreword by Stephen Fry, the book captures not only the drama of the raid itself, but also the human cost and lasting impact on those involved.
Published by Virgin Books in 2008, this paperback edition contains 352 pages and is an excellent addition for collectors of military history, RAF aviation, World War II history and books on the Dambusters. The book Dambusters remains one of the most respected modern accounts of the famous 617 Squadron raid.
Condition – Near Fine
2008 paperback edition. Covers are clean and bright with only the lightest signs of handling. Internally clean, tightly bound and free of inscriptions or notable defects.






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