The book "Westland Lysander" offers a comprehensive analysis of the British military aircraft that played a crucial role during World War II. The Westland Lysander was known for its exceptional ability to take off and land on small and unprepared airstrips, making it ideal for secret missions behind enemy lines. The work highlights the technical features and operational history of the Lysander, including its use in supporting agents in occupied territories such as France. The authors, Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, and Susan F. Marseken, provide well-researched information that is significant for both history enthusiasts and aviation fans. The book is available in paperback and falls under the category of specialized literature on history and archaeology.