I might have missed them, or just looking in the wrong place, but why do we not see as many books written by UK Air commanders in the same way we get the various memoires and recollections of army types?
I was in Town today and noticed FM Bramhall's recollections were out. All the way through the Joint Ops X Planning Course they talked about Gen Richards and suggested his bio was worth reading amongst others which are strewn across bookshops. But other than Tedder's Quietly in Command I'm not aware of many others - we do lots of interesting reads, but many are lower levels of command. Are there any hidden away I may have missed? Surely they can't think they wouldn't be of interest?