Bill Gunston in his book
The History of Military Aviaton, London, 2000, makes the statment on page 92:
"Arrival of 'The Mighty Eighth' in England was a culture shock.
Among other things, most of the white starred bombers had a
name and possibly artwork painted on the nose."
Didn't the RAF give its bombers names and paint pictures on their noses?
I assume that Mr. Gunston is referring here strictly to matters of military aviation. If this is so, what else might be considered 'culture shock?'
Thank you.
Herb Kugel