Luck And A Lancaster: Chance and Survival In World War II (2001) By Harry Yates, DFC
 
This book takes you, raid by raid, through the author's tour of operational duty over the last five months of 1944. It is a bomber pilot's story, but it is also about the grinding operational pressure, the crew's brotherhood, and the fears of injury and death.
 
It is about a squadron of Bomber Command that bore a barely equalled burden in operational effort and losses. It is about young airmen the author knew, who lived and too often died amid the turmoil in enemy skies.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
255 pages
In Good Condition