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If you mean The Machine Gunners set in 1940's Great Britain then it was Robert Westall. Chas McGill discovers the tail end of a German bomber with it's rear mounted machine gun still intact.
I wouldn't classify that as sci fi though so it may not be what you were looking for.
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