Sunderland at War

To its crews the Sunderland was much more than just a good machine - it represented a wholly distinct way of life. As with no other aircraft used by the RAF, it became war chariot, home, bed and board to the men who flew it.
Chaz Bowyer recaptures the spirit of the immortal "Flying Bouat Union" and gives a vivid record in word and pictures of the achievements of a unique team of aircraft and men.