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History of War, issue 69

A book dedicated to the brave men who tackled the first unexploded 'V' bomb, weapons that continue to surface into the 21st Century.
I found this a particularly thorough and enlightening book.

Military Vehicle Trust

The author Chris Ransted, who was not born when the terror weapons fell on Britain, works as a researcher for the National Archives. He tells of those brave men of the bomb disposal units who died disarming the weapons that Hitler hoped would save the Nazis from defeat. The well-indexed book contains much technical information about the various types of V1s and V2s fired at our shores and, as the war progressed, at targets in France and Belgium where the bomb disposal units continued their frightening tasks.

Dover Express/Folkestone Herald Reviewed By Terry Sutton

In 1944, the V-1s and V-2s, Hitler's 'vengeance' weapons, were regarded by the British as the single greatest threat of the war. It was the job of the specialist bomb disposal teams to render the V-weapons safe and uncover their secrets. This is their story. In this unique book Chris has investigated the work of these unsung heroes who risked their lives every time they were called into action. In the course of his research he located the sites of many unexploded V-weapons, revealed here for the first time. The book is richly illustrated with 266 photographs and diagrams, many of which have never previously been published. In completing this, the most comprehensive study of its kind, the author describes the deeds of those gallant bomb disposal men.

Essence Magazine