The only World War I chapter in this book (which for some reason is Chapter 2), tells of the Zeppelin raids, their failure to inflict any real strategic damage and the equal failure of the RFC to shoot many of them down. There are just over three pages of photographs, and all the remaining 208 pages are devoted to World War II, tales being told in an agreeable anecdotal manner. There is nothing new in here concerning the Great War, and I feel the book is rather misnamed.