Queens Die Proudly

This hardcover first edition of "Queens Die Proudly" is in fair condition, with a dust jacket that exhibits significant wear, including tears and edge fraying. The binding is intact, but the jacket's condition reflects its age and historical journey. Inside, the pages are clean and legible, preserving the integrity of W. L. White's wartime narrative.

"Queens Die Proudly" by W. L. White is a compelling historical account first published in 1943 by Harcourt, Brace and Company in New York. This first edition captures the bravery and sacrifice of the B-17 bomber crews during World War II, providing a detailed narrative of their missions and experiences. W. L. White, known for his insightful wartime reporting, offers a vivid portrayal of the air war and its impact on the soldiers involved. This edition is particularly significant as it presents the original wartime perspective, making it a valuable addition to any military history collection. The hardcover format adds durability, though the dust jacket shows considerable wear, including tears and edge damage. Despite its condition, the book remains an important piece of history, offering readers a firsthand look at the courage of those who fought in the skies.