[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
I Enjoyed everything about this book there was nothing I didn't like about the book. I like the setting,the writing style,the plot,the plot twists and the characters in the book were amazing.I would gladly reread it again.
NetGalley, Nicole Bannister
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
I Enjoyed everything about this book there was nothing I didn't like about the book. I like the setting,the writing style,the plot,the plot twists and the characters in the book were amazing.I would gladly reread it again.
NetGalley, Nicole Bannister
This volume may be of interest to Archaeologists of all persuasions and aviation and military Historians, Readers with an interest in the Royal Air Force, the Battle of Britain and general military history and aviation, may also find it worthy of their attention. Despite the photographs being monochrome in format, aircraft modellers may find some of these useful for reference purposes.
Keith Rimmer, NZ Crown Mines
This volume may be of interest to Archaeologists of all persuasions and aviation and military Historians, Readers with an interest in the Royal Air Force, the Battle of Britain and general military history and aviation, may also find it worthy of their attention. Despite the photographs being monochrome in format, aircraft modellers may find some of these useful for reference purposes.
Keith Rimmer, NZ Crown Mines
Another good addition to the Images of War series.
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Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland
Another good addition to the Images of War series.
Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscene.com/iow-siege-of-malta-1940-42]here[/link]
Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland
This is a follow on book about the authors later years in the RAF flying the amazing tornado.
It had me gripped from the start and takes the reader on a journey through the conversion to tornados and what it was like to fly from a cockpit perspective.
Anyone who enjoys a real flying book will kot be disappointed with this rare gem.
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Amazon Customer, Richard Domoney-Saunders
This is a follow on book about the authors later years in the RAF flying the amazing tornado.
It had me gripped from the start and takes the reader on a journey through the conversion to tornados and what it was like to fly from a cockpit perspective.
Anyone who enjoys a real flying book will kot be disappointed with this rare gem.
Read the full review [link=https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R23ZXSZ9N6X5CN?ref=pf_vv_at_pdctrvw_srp]here[/link]
Amazon Customer, Richard Domoney-Saunders
An extraordinary title!
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Scale Modelling Now
An extraordinary title!
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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...
