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A Hell of a Bomb: The Bombs of Barnes Wallis and How They Helped Win the Second World War

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A Hell of a Bomb: The Bombs of Barnes Wallis and How They Helped Win the Second World War - Flower, Stephen
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At the start of the Second World War, a little known aircraft designer came up with the idea of some new bombs. They were to change the fortunes of the British war effort. Barnes Wallis is most famous for his Dambuster bomb, used with great effect in 1943, and immortalized in the film of the same name, but he also designed three other bombs, the biggest of which was Grand Slam, a huge 'earthquake' bomb used to great effect against U-boat pens and other difficult targets in occupied Europe. This is the fascinating story of ...

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A Hell of a Bomb: The Bombs of Barnes Wallis and How They Helped Win the Second World War 2002, Arcadia Publishing (SC), Stroud

ISBN-13: 9780752423869

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