In 1915, the biggest plane yet seen in Britain took flight, a twin-engine monster with a 100-foot wingspan. Handley Page bombers attacked German cities, disrupting the enemy’s industry and crippling its war effort. The men that flew in the Bloody Paralysers’ were the forerunners of Bomber Command in World War 2 and their story is told in their own words.
This book tells the story of the largest British bomber of World War 1 and the men who flew them.
