"This book is informative, funny, entertaining, and a truly excellent read." Read the review [link=https://phantomtowarthog.com/journal-of-the-air-force-historical-foundation-book-review/]here[/link]
Air Force Historical Foundation - Joseph T. Anderson, Maj. Gen., USMC (Ret)

It is fascinating to speculate that when author Michael Green set out to write this book it was as an historical reference work of a long-past Cold War. Now, little more than one year following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, quite a number of those aircraft – even the veteran Tu-95 ‘Bear’ – are operational in a very ‘Hot War!’ The wider world had observed towards the end of WW2, the impact of German and British operational jet aircraft and the Soviet Union had succeeded in acquiring significant amounts from the German side, both as hardware and research documentation – not least an entire development department amounting to thousands of personnel – and by 1946 the first fruits of this, the Mig-9 had flown. However, despite this apparent gift, Stalin was realistic concerning the Soviet Union’s technical capabilities and, rather than attempting to produce direct copies of existing German jets, the first significant Soviet jet fighter, the Mig-15, came with a copy of the.. Read more
Philip Styles - Archivist – The Shackleton Assn.

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Great book on the cold war between East and West - two superpowers the Soviet Union and the United States and their allies: the Easter Bloc and the Western Bloc. A reader can find a lot of interesting facts about countries and their people involved in that war, mostly from the Eastern Bloc. The book is a gem for history lovers.
NetGalley, Meg Gajda

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The Bookseller, Jan 23

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The Bookseller, Jan 23