Masters of the Air - a bit of a monster book, but very good in my view - I started in a prior month and have only just finished.
Very well researched, including German Luftwaffe reports and summary of actions. A good analysis of British bombing versus American and whatever your view of Bomber Command in WWII, this book adds the human stories behind the history. It also covers the thinking behind bombing strategies of the time with generally fairly neutral comments, as it was the only way to bring the war to Germany for quite some time. The suffering of civilians and military personnel of both sides is well covered, and flying combat in WWII was seriously dangerous for all involved and made all too clear in this book.
By the end the author doesn't present a final moral judgement on the air war over Europe in WWII, but has given multiple arguments of what occured including the firebombing of Dresden. By the end, as a reader you're given amble information to decide yourself where you stand, bearing in mind the limited information commanders had while fighting. It is a good look at a contentious weapon of war that historically, is not so well received today. But if you like your history books as I do, then this is one of the best I've read and you can decide for yourself by the end what you think. For that alone, I rate the book.
So... if you like history books, buy this one. I have no idea what Apple TV have done, but the book at least is a solid analysis that's well written.
