Buttler. An informative account of the secret bomber projects of the Cold War, this illustrated title explains how British bomber production changed during political upheaval, shrinking defense expenditure and technological advancement. The story begins with Britain's goal for a jet-powered Mosquito replacement and end with the FOAS, an unarmed bomber flown by pilots on the ground. 288 pages, 350+ photos, 8½"x 11", hardcover.