With Wings Like Eagles

<p><strong>Bold and refreshing... Korda writes with great elegance and flair. --<em>Wall Street Journal</em></strong> </p><p><strong>Michael Korda's brilliant work of history takes the reader back to the summer of 1940 when fewer than three thousand young fighter pilots of the Royal Air Force--often no more than nine hundred on any given day--stood between Hitler and the victory that seemed almost within his grasp.</strong></p><p>Korda recreates the intensity of combat in the long delirious burning blue of the sky above southern England and perhaps for the first time traces the entire complex web of political diplomatic scientific industrial and human decisions that led inexorably to the world's first greatest and most decisive air battle.</p> <p>Winston Churchill memorable said about the Battle of Britain Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few. Here is the story of the few and how they prevailed against the odds deprived Hitler of victory and saved the world during three epic months in 1940.</p>