James has an excellent personal touch... it's so well written I found it a real inspiration.
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James has an excellent personal touch... it's so well written I found it a real inspiration.
Watch the full video review [link=https://www.scalemodellingnow.com/bookreview-eyewitness-raf-the-experience-of-war-1939-1945]here[/link]
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Article: ‘[i]A glimpse into the life of a fighter ace[/i]’ as featured by
Loughborough Echo, 30th December 2020
Article: ‘[i]A glimpse into the life of a fighter ace[/i]’ as featured by
Loughborough Echo, 30th December 2020
As featured on [link=https://www.scalemodellingnow.com/bookreview-dambuster-in-chief-the-life-of-air-chief-marshal-sir-ralph-cochrane]Scale Modelling Now[/link]
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A book not only for the aeronautical engineer and air enthusiast, but also for any historian of a period where flight began to change the course of that history.
Philip Styles, Archivist – The Shackleton Association
A book not only for the aeronautical engineer and air enthusiast, but also for any historian of a period where flight began to change the course of that history.
Philip Styles, Archivist – The Shackleton Association
This official history of Bomber Command's war against Germany had languished in AIR 41/57 at The National Archives and has now been licensed under an Open Government Licence and published by Air World Books. An imprint of Pen & Sword, it has thus been opened up to a far wider audience.
Authoritative and eloquently written, the story is nevertheless a chilling one when we reflect from the safety of eighty years, and another world, on the terror rained down on German cities. In 1942, Bomber Command dropped 45,561 tons of bombs. In 1943 it dropped more than three times that amount: 157,457 tons. Tons.
Read the full review [link=https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R1I524ETCJIM18/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=1526790874]here[/link]
Paul Nixon
This official history of Bomber Command's war against Germany had languished in AIR 41/57 at The National Archives and has now been licensed under an Open Government Licence and published by Air World Books. An imprint of Pen & Sword, it has thus been opened up to a far wider audience.
Authoritative and eloquently written, the story is nevertheless a chilling one when we reflect from the safety of eighty years, and another world, on the terror rained down on German cities. In 1942, Bomber Command dropped 45,561 tons of bombs. In 1943 it dropped more than three times that amount: 157,457 tons. Tons.
Read the full review [link=https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R1I524ETCJIM18/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=1526790874]here[/link]
Paul Nixon
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On Spartan Wings
Rarely has an air force gone into combat as poorly prepared and outgunned as the Royal Hellenic Air Force had to when Mussolini’s Italy dragged Greece into war on 28 October 1940. Without warning, as Italian forces poured over the frontier from Albania, the RHAF’s paltry effective lineup of 128 battleworthy aircraft, most of them obsolete, were… Read more...
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Lifeline in Helmand: RAF Front-Line Air Supply in Afghanistan
Lifeline in Helmand tells the story of the Royal Air Force tactical transport force operating in one of the most dangerous regions in the Afghanistan campaign – Helmand province. The Chinook helicopters of 1310 Flight fly heavy-lift and trooping missions to remote Forward Operating Bases and in direct support of Deliberate Ground Operations. They… Read more...
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Target Leipzig
Seventy-nine heavy bombers failed to return from the catastrophic raid on the industrial city of Leipzig on the night of 19/29 February 1944. Some 420 aircrew were killed and a further 131 became prisoners of war. It was at that time by far the RAF's most costly raid of World War II. The town was attacked in an attempt to destroy the Messerschmitt… Read more...
One moment the sky would be full of aircraft wheeling and positioning for the best shot at the enemy; a sky full of danger and menace. The next instant there would just be a clear blue empty sky with the sun shining down on a calm and beautiful landscape. Such was the phenomenon experienced by pilots who fought in the key battles of France and Britain… Read more...
Prior to World War Two, Wing Commander Guy Gibson joined the Royal Air Force. In 1944, he wrote down his experience of serving in the RAF. Aged just 25, Gibson had completed two full tours, each of 30 operations, with Bomber Command, and had led the now-famous Dam Busters raid against the dams of the Ruhr Valley in May 1943. He died aged 26 in 1944,… Read more...
We Seek the Highest has been the motto of the thousands of Officer Cadets who, over ten decades, have passed through the rigorous training regime at the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell, Lincolnshire. The words embody the College ethos: to strive to reach the tough standards demanded by the RAF, in the air and on the ground. This book tells the 100-year… Read more...
Lifeline in Helmand: RAF Front-Line Air Supply in Afghanistan
Lifeline in Helmand tells the story of the Royal Air Force tactical transport force operating in one of the most dangerous regions in the Afghanistan campaign – Helmand province. The Chinook helicopters of 1310 Flight fly heavy-lift and trooping missions to remote Forward Operating Bases and in direct support of Deliberate Ground Operations. They… Read more...
