by Tom Burkhalter (Author)

Losses in the 8th Air Force day bombing campaign have been high, and with uncertain results.

Prime Minister Winston Churchill persuades President Franklin D. Roosevelt to curtail the day bombing campaign in favor of RAF Bomber Command's strategy of bombing by night. General Henry H. "Hap" Arnold, in command of the US Army Air Forces, persuades the Prime Minister to give the Air Corps a year to prove the technique of daylight precision bombardment. The question remains, though: if the Air Corps has to change over to the night campaign, how will they do it?

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