Bombers' Training and Application of Same in Trench Warfare

Bombers' Training and Application of Same in Trench Warfare by Lieutenant J. R. Ferris is a comprehensive guide that delves into the specialized training required for bombers during World War I. The book outlines the techniques and strategies employed by soldiers to effectively use bombs in trench warfare emphasizing the importance of precision and timing. Ferris draws on his firsthand experiences to provide insights into the challenges faced by bombers making it a valuable resource for military historians and enthusiasts alike as well as for those interested in the evolution of warfare tactics.***In this work Ferris not only details the training regimens but also discusses the psychological aspects of bombing in combat. He highlights the critical role that bombers played in disrupting enemy lines and the impact of their actions on the overall war effort. The book serves as both a historical account and a practical manual offering readers a glimpse into the rigorous preparation and mental fortitude required for such a perilous role. Ferris's narrative is both informative and engaging making it a significant contribution to military literature.