The Plot of the Book 'Mosquito Intruders Target Burma The RAF's Daring Low-Level Mosquito Operations' The book "Mosquito Intruders Target Burma: The RAF's Daring Low-Level Mosquito Operations" by author John Parker tells the story of one of the most daring and innovative military operations of World War II - the use of low-level Mosquito bombers to attack Japanese forces in Burma. The book provides a detailed account of how the Royal Air Force (RAF) developed and executed these dangerous missions, which were crucial in disrupting the enemy's supply lines and ultimately contributed to the Allied victory in the region. The Plot The book begins with an introduction to the Mosquito aircraft, a British twin-engine fighter-bomber that was designed for high-speed, low-altitude missions. The author explains how the Mosquito's unique design and capabilities made it an ideal choice for the challenging task of attacking Japanese forces in Burma, where traditional bombers were unable to fly due to the dense jungle canopy and anti-aircraft defenses.

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