article_snippet.sent: Captain Robert Lewis wrote a letter following the bombing in which Captain Robert Lewis recounts: 'My God, what have we done?
article_snippet.sent: Pilot: The incredible lot is being put to auction by the son of Captain Robert Lewis (pictured) who was on the Enola Gay that fateful day .
article_snippet.sent: They are among a £300,000 archive compiled by Captain Robert Lewis, co-pilot of the Enola Gay B29 bomber, which also includes his flight logs and report of the bombing raid.
article_snippet.sent: The collection, being sold by his son Stephen, also includes a copy of Captain Lewis's unofficial eye-witness account of the Hiroshima mission, which his disguised as a letter to his parents, which alone could sell for £40,000.
article_snippet.sent: Also for sale are Captain Lewis's two log books from the war noting flightplans, duration, type of plane, engines, and horsepower with a column for remarks.
article_snippet.sent: Rare: Captain Lewis's unofficial eye-witness account of the Hiroshima mission, which Captain Lewis disguised as a letter to his parents, which alone could sell for £40,000 .
article_snippet.sent: Eyewitness: Also for sale are Captain Lewis's two log books from the war noting flightplans, duration, type of plane, engines, and horsepower with a column for remarks .
article_snippet.sent: Expensive: Manuscript flight logs belonging to Lewis, co-pilot of Enola Gay. are expected to sell for £100,000 to £130,000 .
article_snippet.sent: Unlike Enola Gay commander Captain Paul Tibbets and navigator Theodore Van Kirk, Captain Lewis, who died in 1983, chose not to cash in on his fame in the post-war years.
article_snippet.sent: Only one item belonging to his has been sold before – his log from the return from Hiroshima in which his wrote: 'My God, what have we done?'
highlights_snippet.sent: Captain Robert Lewis was in the Enola Gay B29 bomber on August 6, 1945 .
  