Flying into Hell: The Bomber Command Offensive as Seen Through the Experiences of Twenty Crews

by Mel Rolfe

Twenty dramatic stories of real-life bomber crew are told by Mel Rolfe, who has previously written stories about men in war in, To Hell and Back and Hell on Earth.Rolfe interviews surviving members of crews from WWII and turns them into vivid accounts, taking the reader to the place and time in which they occurred. His stories demonstrate the amazing resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering courage of the men who helped to bomb the enemy into submission.

192 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2001

Reviews

[Sandy]

Stories told with heart

I loved every story told about these brave men! I found it interesting to hear their backgrounds, their missions, and what happened to each one of them! Very well written and told with much heart!

[Jared]

Interesting stories but the writing wasn't the best. Poorly written at times and hard to follow who is being talked about.

[Ady Stimpson]

Brilliant first hand accounts of flying with the RAF into deepest Germany during the dark days of WW2

[Gary Pearston]

Very good first person accounts of the air crews from bomber command. Certainly kept my attention throughout. Read about one crew member from my hometown.