The Forgotten Few: The Polish Air Force In The Second World War (2001) By Adam Zamoyski
 
By the beginning of 1941, there was a fully fledged Polish Air Force operating alongside the RAF. With 14 Squadrons, it was larger than any other of the Air Forces from Nazi-occupied Europe. Over 17,000 men and women passed through the ranks of the Polish Air Force while it was stationed in the UK. They shot down 745 enemy aircraft, with a further 175 unconfirmed. They dropped thousands of bombs and laid hundreds of mines, flying 102,486 sorties and notching up a total of 290,895 operational flying hours. They achieved this for 1,973 killed and 1,388 wounded.
 
They won 342 British gallantry awards. 
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
239 pages
In Good Condition