168 pagesPaperbacknewFeb 2004
About this book
The capture of the Burma Road by the Japanese during World War II forced U.S. airmen to fly hundreds of missions a day into China in an airlift of epic proportions.
Having to fly over the towering Himalayan Mountains, the pilots came to know this route as 'flying the hump'.
The Hump was a pioneering aviation operation
Specifications
Start a discussion
Talk about Motorbooks Classic Ser with other readers
0 topics →
Talk to the author
Send a private message about this book
Popular in Similar Genres
Books from the same publisher, author & genre
