The study delves into the V1 campaign's strategic significance during World War II, tracing its evolution from initial British suspicions to the realization of the German threat. It highlights the British and American bombing efforts against V1 sites, particularly as the Normandy landings approached. The pilotless V1s, designed for maximum terror with minimal risk to pilots, created unprecedented challenges for civilians, as illustrated by firsthand accounts. The book also covers key events, including the bombing of the Guards' Chapel and subsequent defense strategies against the escalating attacks.
