Fading Eagle: Politics and Decline of Britain's Post-War Air Force by Ian Watson is a chatty and meandering narrative of the decline of the post-war RAF which doesn't really provide any new insight into what is already known, the dwindling budget of a fading empire.
The writer is knowledgeable, but in most of the volume, he is mostly bemoaning the fact of the RAF's decline.
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