Sean Feast works in PR and advertising and is an acclaimed Bomber Command historian and author, including numerous volumes of Fighting High's 'Failed to Return' series, 'Thunder Bird in Bomber Command', and 'Missing Presumed Murdered'.
There is a lot to like here, the air war stuff offers something a
bit different from the norm and, all in all, the book is enhanced
by the strong reliance on the US connection. Good stuff.
*War History Online 24/02/2016*
A really interesting story on many counts, not only for the
description of the training of RAF pilots in America during WW2,
but of the life of an operational pilot flying older aircraft on
less glamorous but equally important electronic warfare
missions
*Military Model Scene 04/01/2016*
It rattles along nicely, you get to know Lionel and then a rare
operational account smacks you in the face. It is a rare treat.
*Flightpath Magazine 17/02/2016*
Overall, as with many books of this type, this is a fascinating
insight into life in the RAF. It is made all the more interesting
given the links between Lionel Anderson and his younger brother’s
later work.
*Thoughts on Military History*
A Thunder Bird In Bomber Command isn't just deeply moving, it's
also a superb piece of social history
*History of War Magazine 20/05/2015*
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