John Greenacre Livres

Focusing on Britain's airborne forces from June 1940 to March 1945, the book examines their inception, growth, and deployment, emphasizing the interplay between parachute and glider-borne formations. By adopting a comparative approach, it highlights how different developmental paths influenced one another, providing a nuanced understanding of military evolution during this critical period.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of the Army Air Corps, highlighting its operations, diverse aircraft, and the personal experiences of those involved in various global conflicts. It serves as a thorough historical account, capturing the evolution and impact of the Corps throughout military history.

The first comprehensive review of the formation and operations of Britain's Airborne Forces in WWII.