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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. By the last year of the Second World War, the RAF's Bomber Command had become a devastating military force. The peak of its operations came in March 1945 when the squadrons that fell under its command dropped the greatest weight of bombs for any month in the war. In the total of 364,514 operational sorties flown since September 1939, the men and machines of Bomber Command dropped a staggering 1,030,500 tons of bombs on targets in Germany and Occupied Europe. However, the success achieved by Bomber Command came a cost, with 8,325 aircraft lost in action and 55,573 airmen were killed. So vast was Bomber Command, that to tell its full story in any detail would be a huge task. In Lancasters at War, Ian Reid has set out to explore its successes and failures through the men and machines that operated from one airfield, namely RAF Grimsby, and one unit, 100 Squadron. Located in what is today referred to as 'Bomber Country', RAF Grimsby was developed from the site of a pre-war civilian flying club just outside the village of Waltham in North-East Lincolnshire. It entered service in 1941. As for 100 Squadron, its lineage stretches back to the 1917 and the days of the Royal Flying Corps. The wartime history of both RAF Grimsby and 100 Squadron provide a fascinating insight into the actions of the wider Bomber Command. From attacks on the Ruhr to the Battle of Berlin, and from supporting the D-Day landings to the campaign against Hitler's V-weapons, all are explored by the author in this book. A series of aircraft profiles, each of which is supported by a mini-history of the Lancaster depicted, also helps focus the story on individual crews and their aircraft - a valuable resource to historians, enthusiasts and modellers alike. Forty years of research has resulted in Ian Reid drawing together a remarkable record of one part of Bomber Command's wartime service. Packed full of first-hand accounts from aircrew, groundcrew and WAAFs, all of which are supported by many previously unpublished photographs, Lancaster at War is an important addition to the record of the Allies' Strategic Bombing Offensive in the Second World War, as well as Bomber Command's part in the defeat of the Third Reich. AUTHOR: Born in Salford, Ian Reid's interest in aviation began at an early age, a time when his father had a business among the factories at Trafford Park, Manchester. Ian obtained special permission to join the Air Training Corps at Market Rasen a year before the official entry age. Moving to Grimsby, his interest in the local airfield at Waltham spurred him to form the RAF Waltham Association. When 100 Squadron formed its own association a number of years later, not only did they allow Ian to undertake a flight in a Canberra, but they made him the squadron' first honorary member. Over forty years of research has led to Ian writing many articles, contributing to several books, and being involved in the 1989 remake of Memphis Belle. This is his third book concerning RAF operations. 56 colour profiles, 185 black and white photographs and 25 black and white illustrations and cartoons In this book the author provides a detailed insight into one part of Bomber Commands operations in the Second World War. This book is the result of four decades of research into the squadrons, men and machines that operated from RAF Grimsby. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st edition. Near Fine. 4to, 176pp, printed wrappers. Elegant one-off prototype journal of written and visual culture, printed in Iceland, with a stellar and diverse roster of contributors. Unmarked copy, not a remainder, just about as new. Not Signed.

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[1989], 1st Ed. (Oversize paperback) Very good plus in very good plus dust jacket. 287pp. Photographs, illustrations, notes. "The second edition of Soho Square assembles a feast of new writing with stories, essays & poetry by a wide diversity of authors both well known & unpublished. The editor is Ian Hamilton, formerly editor of the New Review and author of a biography of Robert Lowell and in Search of J.D. Salinger". Contributors include Al Alvarez, Stephen Amidon, Martin Amis, Paul Bailey, Scott Bradfield, Alan Brownjohn, Angus Calder, Maureen Freely, Simon Gray, Malcolm Lowry, David Mamet, Ian McEwan, John McGahern, Candia Mcwilliam, Andrew Motion, Julie O'Callaghan, Harold Pinter, Christopher Reid, Mary Sullivan, D.J. Taylor, Jonathan Treitel, Stephen Wall. (Fiction, Essays, Fiction, Poetry).

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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Broadsheet folded newspaper format. Clean & tidy. Dispatched Royal Mail First Class with tracking next working day or sooner securely boxed in cardboard. ref O-94. QUARTO. July 1980. Number 8. Journal. Film: Drama: Books: Reportage: Poetry. Includes: An Interview with Thom Gunn; Dan Kavanagh: Duffy; Craig Raine on The Tin Drum; Jim Crace on Africa. Photo of Thom Gunn on the front. Contributors include: Ian McEwan, David Hare, Jim Crace, Penelope Lively & Christopher Reid. Edited by Craig Raine & Richard Boston. Published by Wheatear Productions, London.

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Paperback. Zustand: As New. Ian Kennedy, Ken Barr, Gordon Livingstone, Graeme Neil Reid, Neil Roberts, Keith Burns, Jordi Penalva, Matias Alonso, John Ridgway, et al (illustrator). Soft Cover. Book Palace Books November 2019. The sumptuous ART quarterly presenting the world's finest illustrators. Full Colour illustrations. Daggers Drawn! Featuring some of the most mouth-watering Commando cover art and interiors featuring World War II: &nbsp * In-depth features on Ian Kennedy, Ken Barr, and the history of Commando; &nbsp * Unique in-depth interview with legendary Commando artist Gordon Livingstone; &nbsp * Step by step revelations from Commando artists on how they create their iconic art; &nbsp * Tales from the Commando HQ and writers' revelations. More like a book than a magazine, illustrators is the art quarterly devoted to the finest illustration art ever published. With its unique blend of art and insight, it guides you through the stories behind the artists and their art, with features written by some of the leading authorities on this important art form. As well as building into an indispensable reference library, illustrators gives readers an insight into the creative process, from the initial idea to the image potentially seen by millions. Truly fabulous artwork abounds in every issue, much of the art taken from scans of the original work. A Book Palace Books publication. 144 pages. Size: 9" x 11" (216mm x 280mm). ISBN: 9781907081835. (0.95).

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. By the last year of the Second World War, the RAF's Bomber Command had become a devastating military force. The peak of its operations came in March 1945 when the squadrons that fell under its command dropped the greatest weight of bombs for any month in the war. In the total of 364,514 operational sorties flown since September 1939, the men and machines of Bomber Command dropped a staggering 1,030,500 tons of bombs on targets in Germany and Occupied Europe. However, the success achieved by Bomber Command came a cost, with 8,325 aircraft lost in action and 55,573 airmen were killed. So vast was Bomber Command, that to tell its full story in any detail would be a huge task. In Lancasters at War, Ian Reid has set out to explore its successes and failures through the men and machines that operated from one airfield, namely RAF Grimsby, and one unit, 100 Squadron. Located in what is today referred to as 'Bomber Country', RAF Grimsby was developed from the site of a pre-war civilian flying club just outside the village of Waltham in North-East Lincolnshire. It entered service in 1941. As for 100 Squadron, its lineage stretches back to the 1917 and the days of the Royal Flying Corps. The wartime history of both RAF Grimsby and 100 Squadron provide a fascinating insight into the actions of the wider Bomber Command. From attacks on the Ruhr to the Battle of Berlin, and from supporting the D-Day landings to the campaign against Hitler's V-weapons, all are explored by the author in this book. A series of aircraft profiles, each of which is supported by a mini-history of the Lancaster depicted, also helps focus the story on individual crews and their aircraft - a valuable resource to historians, enthusiasts and modellers alike. Forty years of research has resulted in Ian Reid drawing together a remarkable record of one part of Bomber Command's wartime service. Packed full of first-hand accounts from aircrew, groundcrew and WAAFs, all of which are supported by many previously unpublished photographs, Lancaster at War is an important addition to the record of the Allies' Strategic Bombing Offensive in the Second World War, as well as Bomber Command's part in the defeat of the Third Reich. AUTHOR: Born in Salford, Ian Reid's interest in aviation began at an early age, a time when his father had a business among the factories at Trafford Park, Manchester. Ian obtained special permission to join the Air Training Corps at Market Rasen a year before the official entry age. Moving to Grimsby, his interest in the local airfield at Waltham spurred him to form the RAF Waltham Association. When 100 Squadron formed its own association a number of years later, not only did they allow Ian to undertake a flight in a Canberra, but they made him the squadron' first honorary member. Over forty years of research has led to Ian writing many articles, contributing to several books, and being involved in the 1989 remake of Memphis Belle. This is his third book concerning RAF operations. 56 colour profiles, 185 black and white photographs and 25 black and white illustrations and cartoons In this book the author provides a detailed insight into one part of Bomber Commands operations in the Second World War. This book is the result of four decades of research into the squadrons, men and machines that operated from RAF Grimsby. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. By the last year of the Second World War, the RAF's Bomber Command had become a devastating military force. The peak of its operations came in March 1945 when the squadrons that fell under its command dropped the greatest weight of bombs for any month in the war. In the total of 364,514 operational sorties flown since September 1939, the men and machines of Bomber Command dropped a staggering 1,030,500 tons of bombs on targets in Germany and Occupied Europe. However, the success achieved by Bomber Command came a cost, with 8,325 aircraft lost in action and 55,573 airmen were killed. So vast was Bomber Command, that to tell its full story in any detail would be a huge task. In Lancasters at War, Ian Reid has set out to explore its successes and failures through the men and machines that operated from one airfield, namely RAF Grimsby, and one unit, 100 Squadron. Located in what is today referred to as 'Bomber Country', RAF Grimsby was developed from the site of a pre-war civilian flying club just outside the village of Waltham in North-East Lincolnshire. It entered service in 1941. As for 100 Squadron, its lineage stretches back to the 1917 and the days of the Royal Flying Corps. The wartime history of both RAF Grimsby and 100 Squadron provide a fascinating insight into the actions of the wider Bomber Command. From attacks on the Ruhr to the Battle of Berlin, and from supporting the D-Day landings to the campaign against Hitler's V-weapons, all are explored by the author in this book. A series of aircraft profiles, each of which is supported by a mini-history of the Lancaster depicted, also helps focus the story on individual crews and their aircraft - a valuable resource to historians, enthusiasts and modellers alike. Forty years of research has resulted in Ian Reid drawing together a remarkable record of one part of Bomber Command's wartime service. Packed full of first-hand accounts from aircrew, groundcrew and WAAFs, all of which are supported by many previously unpublished photographs, Lancaster at War is an important addition to the record of the Allies' Strategic Bombing Offensive in the Second World War, as well as Bomber Command's part in the defeat of the Third Reich. AUTHOR: Born in Salford, Ian Reid's interest in aviation began at an early age, a time when his father had a business among the factories at Trafford Park, Manchester. Ian obtained special permission to join the Air Training Corps at Market Rasen a year before the official entry age. Moving to Grimsby, his interest in the local airfield at Waltham spurred him to form the RAF Waltham Association. When 100 Squadron formed its own association a number of years later, not only did they allow Ian to undertake a flight in a Canberra, but they made him the squadron' first honorary member. Over forty years of research has led to Ian writing many articles, contributing to several books, and being involved in the 1989 remake of Memphis Belle. This is his third book concerning RAF operations. 56 colour profiles, 185 black and white photographs and 25 black and white illustrations and cartoons In this book the author provides a detailed insight into one part of Bomber Commands operations in the Second World War. This book is the result of four decades of research into the squadrons, men and machines that operated from RAF Grimsby. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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