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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good+. 1st printing, Sept. 2000. Design by Ellen Cipriano. Includes "The Year in Mystery and Crime Fiction: 1999" by Jon L. Breen; "A 1999 Yearbook of Mystery and Crime" by Edward D. Hoch; "Heroes" by Anne Perry; "Rio Grande Gothic" by David Morrell; "The Hanged Man" by Ian Rankin; "Spooked" by Carolyn G. Hart; "Show Me the Bones" by Carolyn Wheat; "A Flash of Chrysanthemum" by J. A. Jance; "The Man in the White Hat" by Loren D. Estleton; "'53 Buick" by Gary Phillips; "Crack" by James W. Hall; "Paleta Man" by Laurie R. King; "Snow" by Stuart Kaminsky; "The Canasta Club" by Eleanor Taylor Bland; "Unchained Melody" by Doug Allyn; "Something Simple" by Rob Kantner; "The Circle of Ink" by Edward D. Hoch; "The Death Cat of Hester Street" by Carol Gorman; "Dark Times" by Peter Crowther; "Those That Trespass" by Peter Tremayne; "Blitzed" by Phil Lovesey; "For Services Rendered" by Jeffrey Deaver; "The Tinder Box" by Minette Walters; "Symptoms of Loss" by Jerry Sykes; "Taking Care of Frank" by Antony Mann; "Styx and Bones" by Edward Bryant; "Not Long Now" by Carol Anne Davis; "The Shortest Distance" by Mat Coward; "I Love Everything About You" by Mathayn Pelerimas & Robert J. Randisi; "The case of the Headless Witness" by Lloyd Biggle, Jr.; "The Mummy Case" by Carole Nelson Douglas; "Recycle" by Marcia Muller; "Now What?" by Donald E. Westlake; "Barking at Butterflies" by Ed McBain; "The Dark prince" by Joyce carol Oates; "Rappin' Dog" by Dick Lochte; "Dream lawyer" by Lia Matera; "Flood" by Bill pronzini; "The Ice Shelf" by Clark Howard; "In for a Penny" by Lawrence Block; "honorable Mentions: 1999"; "About the Editor". Creasing; minor bumps and scuffs. 200. Book.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. This is the story of a WW2 airfield that wasn't there.RAF Wick was a decoy airfield near Sarclet, by Thrumster in Caithness. For a brief period it was busy, active and vital, full of people and buildings with three broad and very obvious tracks with lights and noise. It was very much on the map, specifically designed to draw attention to itself. But it was an illusion dreamed up by military strategists and cinema-set designers.Air Ministry cartographers transposed the design of a real aerodrome onto a blank area on the map. Planners added standard building designs in the right places. Construction workers created runways that a plane could not land on. Artists and craftsmen made planes that couldn't fly. Men and women from all over the country came to work at a place that was not a working airfield, although their very presence was an essential part of the deception.This book tells the story of how RAF Wick became a part of the lives of the people who built it, worked there or lived nearby.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This is the story of a WW2 airfield that wasnt there.RAF Wick was a decoy airfield near Sarclet, by Thrumster in Caithness. For a brief period it was busy, active and vital, full of people and buildings with three broad and very obvious tracks with lights and noise. It was very much on the map, specifically designed to draw attention to itself. But it was an illusion dreamed up by military strategists and cinema-set designers.Air Ministry cartographers transposed the design of a real aerodrome onto a blank area on the map. Planners added standard building designs in the right places. Construction workers created runways that a plane could not land on. Artists and craftsmen made planes that couldnt fly. Men and women from all over the country came to work at a place that was not a working airfield, although their very presence was an essential part of the deception.This book tells the story of how RAF Wick became a part of the lives of the people who built it, worked there or lived nearby. This is the story of a WW2 airfield that wasnt there. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. First Edition. 1999 first ed. 95 pp illustrated large format PB.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Dummy Drome is a well-researched story about an aerodrome that wasn't really there this was RAF Wick's decoy airfield near Sarclet, by Thrumster in Caithness. The featureless landscape was grazed by sheep finding what sustenance they could and there were no people or structures in sight. Even the 'solid ground' was only an illusion: a wide expanse of heather covered a great depth of peat bog that couldn't be ploughed for fear machinery and animals would sink. This deception was exactly what was needed an illusion dreamed up by military strategists and cinema-set designers in faraway offices. For a brief period it was busy, active and vital, full of people and buildings with three broad and very obvious tracks with lights and noise. It was very much on the map, specifically designed to draw attention to itself. The Air Ministry cartographers who made it look larger than it really was transposed the design of a real aerodrome onto a blank area on the map of northern Scotland. The planners added standard building designs in the right places. Huge quantities of raw materials were brought to the site and construction workers created runways that a plane could not land on. Artists and craftsmen made planes that couldn't fly and even painted them onto canvas. Men and women from all over the country came here to work at a place that was not a working airfield, although their very presence as they moved about was an essential part of its apparent function. The Dummy Drome tells the story of how it became a part of the lives of the people who built it, worked there or lived nearby. These hitherto untold stories reveal the experiences and recollections of the ordinary people who knew it and who were sworn to secrecy. This was only one of over 200 similar decoy sites, and it is possible to piece together what's left of it on the ground some 80 years later, since it is clearly visible from the air.…