A-20 Boston At War (1979) By William N. Hess
 
Although built by the U.S. Douglas corporation, the A-20 "Boston" got its name and had some of its finest moments in British service. The first Bostons arrived in England during the Battle of Britain, when aircraft of all sorts were in short supply. It proved to be one of the best light bombers of the war, serving on nearly all fronts and with most of the Allies. Due to its superior bomb-aimer, Bostons led formations of more modern bombers even in the last months of the war.
 
This classic work, long out of print, also covers later variants of the A-20 design which served in Korea and Vietnam.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
126 pages
In Good Condition