Search, Find And Kill: The RAF's U-Boat Successes In World War Two (1995) By Norman Franks
 
A very comprehensive account of RAF Coastal Command in WW2.
 
Throughout World War Two, The RAF waged a long and bitter battle against Germany's U-boats. Thousands of sorties were flown around Britain's coast, over the North Sea, the Bay of Biscay, around Iceland as well as in the Atlantic. In addition, air cover and anti-submarine patrols were flown both east and west of Gibraltar, down the western coast of Africa, around the Azores, over the Mediterranean and even the Indian Ocean.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
274 pages
In Good Condition