Having just received my latest RAFHS Journal (#82), my thoughts turned to this thread as it features Bomber Command in 1943. Other Society Journals and Publications have also featured the Command, from its inception in 1936 to the Cold War. #82 is only available to current members, but all those up to #55 ( Coincidentally entitled "Bomber Command"! ), and associated Papers produced in co-operation with the RAF Staff College Bracknell, can be freely downloaded here :-
RAF Historical Society Journals (rafmuseum.org.uk)
Unlike more recent contributions these past talks were often delivered by those with personal experience of what they describe, and thus very much in keeping with the ethos of this revered thread. For the annual sub of £18 RAFHS membership is a bargain in my view, and open to all who are interested in the history of the RAF and the development of Air Power.