Engineers of Victory The Problem Solvers Who Turned The Tide in the Second World War

Engineers of Victory by Paul Kennedy is a New York Times bestselling look at how the Allies actually won World War II. Rather than focusing on generals and grand strategy, Kennedy examines the engineers, scientists, planners and ordinary problem solvers who turned Allied objectives into reality, from beating the U-boats in the Atlantic to the invasion of Normandy and the B-29 campaign against Japan.

Random House Trade Paperbacks edition, 480 pages. This is a used copy in Good condition with normal shelf wear and a previous bookstore sticker on the back cover.