In World War II, most aviation pilots were armed with many weapons. But in the US Air Force reconnaissance squadron, these men flew ongoing missions over enemy lines, photographing enemy targets before and after they were bombed – facing onslaughts of enemy fighters and armed with — a camera!

Read about the heroic pilot, Carter Hitt, and his adventures in the war piloting over enemy lines armed with nothing but a camera and his piloting skills. A must read for any World War II enthusiast, Norman Miller guides his reader through the very life that paved the way for strategic planning in Western Europe.