633 Squadron Operation Titan (1982) By Frederick E. Smith
 
Frederick E. Smith's 633 Squadron was made into a major motion picture and has spawned a whole series of follow-up novels. 
 
The Sixth book in the series is about 633 Squadron, a crack team of men and machines fighting the Germans in the latter part of the war.  
 
The immense Allied build-up on the south coast of England in June 1944, and the massive assault across the Channel that heralded D-Day, caused the might of the German army to switch its forces to the Normandy coast. As the Panzer divisions hurtled northwards, 633 Squadron embarked on what was to prove its most hazardous mission, and its final contribution to the war, a hundred-mile flight to destroy a crucial bridge across the River Loire.
 
Option A is Normal-sized Text Print
Option B is Large-Sized Text Print
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
239 pages
In Good Condition