Spies in the sky: the secret battle for aerial intelligence during World War II

Spies in the sky: the secret battle for aerial intelligence during World War II

SPIES IN THE SKY is the thrilling, little known story of the partner organisation to the famous code-breaking centre at Bletchley Park. It is the story of the daring reconnaissance pilots who took aer…

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