Strike From the Sky, by A McKee

Strike From the Sky, the story of the Battle of Britain
by Alexander McKee

The Battle of Britain was without precedent and of a kind unlikely ever to be repeated. Churchill compared it to meeting the Spanish Armada or facing Napoleon’s Grand Army in Boulogne. The narrative is based on first hand accounts from witnesses in both England and Europe, from RAF Air Marshals and Luftwaffe Generals to fighter pilots and bomber crews as well as personnel from hard-hit targets. It is both authentic and definitive.

Hardback with dust jacket in protective cellophane cover.
Dark blue cover with some marks and faded spine. Title and author in gold foil Dust jacket creased and rubbed at edges. Some tears to top of dust jacket – very small pieces missing at top corners. Inside pages in good condition.
24 pages of black and white photographs.
1960, Souvenir Press, London (First edition)
288 pages, 150mm x 223mm (approx. 6in x 8.75in)