[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars I have seen programs on cable about Nazi flying saucers so this was a perfect story to read. The book starts with a very interesting tale of a scam artist in the Eastern parts of the US trying to get money for the new fourth reich. People actually fell for it but the story goes on to be an example of the war of fake news and real news that went on after the Germans were defeated. This book has an explanation for the saucers that is very plausible after the examples of the hysteria over Hitler maybe being still alive. I don't want to ruin the explanation but the math and the science maybe was there for German flying craft of an unbelievable origin . Excellent and interesting look at the Bell and other possible Nazi craft.
NetGalley, Patrick Carmen

"...a great book to start a search for more esoteric German aircraft for scenarios..." Read the review [link=https://www.hmgs.org/blogpost/1779451/455347/BOOK-REVIEW-Luftwaffe-X-Planes-German-Experimental-Aircraft-of-World-War-II]here[/link]
The Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

It seems to me that to have the complete list it would be necessary to purchase the previous volume(s). However still interesting to read the latest additions.
Review by Andy Thomson

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The Northern Echo (online & print) – words by Natalie Saunders

A really good book with excellent insight... it fills a big gap in the market. Watch the full video review [link=https://www.scalemodellingnow.com/bookreviews-memoirs-of-a-stuka-pilot]here[/link]
Scale Modelling Now