Perry Watts Bücher

Focusing on the B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft," this narrative details its remarkable achievement of completing 130 missions without aborting during World War II. The book traces its journey from construction in a Michigan factory to its deployment in England, highlighting the hazardous missions it undertook over occupied Europe and during the 1944-45 battle for Germany. As a sequel to the author's previous work on the 467th Heavy Bombardment Group, it emphasizes the significant role the B-24 played in the liberation of Europe.

Focusing on the USAAF 467th Heavy Bombardment Group, this history provides a comprehensive account of its operations during 1944-1945 from its base in Rackheath, Norfolk. Utilizing a rich array of primary sources, including diaries and official records, the author allows the airmen's voices to narrate their experiences directly. The work not only presents firsthand accounts but also addresses ambiguities in these narratives, encouraging readers to engage critically with the material and form their own interpretations of the group's history.