WW2 Canadian RCAF Canadians on Radar 1940 to 1945 Used Hardcover Reference Book

This book is an in-depth historical account focusing on the role of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in World War II, particularly their pioneer work with radar technology from 1940-1945. It offers a comprehensive view of the tactics, strategies, and experiences of Canadian radar operators during this pivotal time in history. This hardcover edition is a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and WWII enthusiasts, detailing the contributions of the RCAF and how they shaped modern warfare. The book features first-hand accounts, photographs, and technical insights, meticulously compiled to offer a well-rounded perspective. This reference book is a testament to Canada’s significant contribution to the Allied victory and a must-have for those interested in military history.  Total of approx 400 pages.