Halpenny, Bruce Barrymore (foreword by Wing Commander Ken Wallis), - TO SHATTER THE SKY - Bomber Airfield At War.

Patrick Stephens, Cambridge, 1984, 1st edn., 233pp, numerous half tone photo ills. in text, half tone photo pictorial endpapers, black cloth lettered in gilt at spine, photo pictorial dustwrapper, a description of a WW2 RAF bomber airfield, a self-contained community consisting of hundreds of ground staff and aircrew, of many different skills, trades and activities but with the sole purpose to wage war, including the personal experiences of many of those involved relating the courage, drama, humour and tragedy of those dark but exhilarating times, lightly rubbed at tips, very slightly cocked, edges tanned, old sello stain to upper margin of title, dustwrapper: price clipped, lightly rubbed at tips, very good in a near fine dustwrapper,

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