Dresden (2004)
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This time not British and Commonwealth, but American.
The Eighth U. S. Army Air Force had originally been scheduled to go in ahead of the British against Dresden on February 13. The whims of the weather had changed that. Now they were going in after the British. This was not unusual. What was unusual was how much of the target city had already been wrecked—in the course of a single night—before the Americans even took to the air.
Not that their people could be expected to know that. Around 4 A.M...., when the wake-up calls started to go out to the big daylight bomber bases in East Anglia, the British aircraft of the second wave were still on their way back. No report or narrative had yet been drafted; the only thing that might have been known—through telephone calls or personal conversations—was that the RAF had hit Dresden hard. Harder than Hell’s Angels or the other outfits that had attacked the place as a secondary in October and January had ever managed or been intended to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time not British and Commonwealth, but American.
The Eighth U. S. Army Air Force had originally been scheduled to go in ahead of the British against Dresden on February 13. The whims of the weather had changed that. Now they were going in after the British. This was not unusual. What was unusual was how much of the target city had already been wrecked—in the course of a single night—before the Americans even took to the air.
Not that their people could be expected to know that. Around 4 A.M...., when the wake-up calls started to go out to the big daylight bomber bases in East Anglia, the British aircraft of the second wave were still on their way back. No report or narrative had yet been drafted; the only thing that might have been known—through telephone calls or personal conversations—was that the RAF had hit Dresden hard. Harder than Hell’s Angels or the other outfits that had attacked the place as a secondary in October and January had ever managed or been intended to do.
What to read after Dresden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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