Thirty seconds over Tokyo,

His vivid recounting of the Tokyo raid offers a personal perspective on a pivotal WWII event. I'm curious whether he intended it as a memoir or if it evolved during the writing process.

The detailed descriptions brought the danger and bravery to life, but I wondered how the crew managed their fears during such a high-stakes operation. Would love to hear others' impressions.

Given Lawson's firsthand experience, I imagine it’s quite detailed, but I wonder if the author took some creative license or aimed for strict historical accuracy.