Amazing footage, but also a lot of information. (If you spend the time to listen)
ATB Alan

I've previously seen only bits and parts of this documentary. To be able to see it in full with excellent narrative makes this color footage the best I've seen so far. Thank you very much for this excellent film of the daily and nightly routines of a RAF Bomber Command unit in WWII.

Very much appreciated,
eMeL

An oldie but definitely a goldie

Duggy I have seen more documentaries than I'll ever remember.but never this. This documentary is Wonderful .I noticed the film maker brings his camera in very close on crews and ground personnel. lots to see.
So you see these people up close and as in my case I found myself looking around one of the offices. It really hooked me.
Lastly, Dad finished the war and then was transferred back to Canada and stationed at Pat Bay British Columbia then as they used to say de mobbed... After flying close to 1800 combat hours in the Med and Western Europe He left the RCAF and never ever flew
again as many others when he had finished his tour.
Thanks, RDDR