Wiltshire Airfields in the Second World War
“Wiltshire Airfields in the Second World War” by David Berryman offers a comprehensive examination of the significant role played by Wiltshire’s airfields during World War II. Published by Countryside Books in 2002, this first edition spans 296 pages and is presented in English. The book details the histories of various airfields, including Boscombe Down, Hullavington, and Lyneham, while highlighting the squadrons and aircraft stationed there, as well as the main operations conducted.
Readers will find an in-depth exploration of the impact of the war on civilian life, including the constant threats posed by raids and night bombing. The narrative provides insights into the military aviation landscape of the European Theater, emphasizing the historical context of transportation and military operations. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of history, aviation, and the experiences of Great Britain during a pivotal time.
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A full account of the part played by Wiltshire’s airfields during the Second World War, including Boscombe Down, Hullavington, Lyneham, Old Sarum, Thruxton, Larkhill and Wroughton. The history of each airfield is described with the squadrons and aircraft based at them and the main operations flown. The effects of the war on the daily lives of civilians, and the constant dangers from raids and night bombing are also detailed.
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