Winged Victory — Dan Brennan

The flak burst in waves and the plane groaned as it was wrenched around. A roar like a blast furnace crashed in a flash of red fire and the nose came off the machine, and the crew of Halifax bomber W. William parachuted into Occupied Europe. It was the start of a hazardous journey, hiding from the Germans, being passed down the network by the men and women of the Resistance. Some will return to England to thunder once again across the Channel on yet another mission. But not all...