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The Luftwaffe in World War II (ePub)

Aviation > Reference Aviation > WWII > Battle of Britain Aviation > WWII > Luftwaffe Photographic eBooks WWII > Photographic eBooks

By Francis Crosby
Imprint: Pen & Sword Aviation
Series: Images of War
File Size: 55.3 MB (.epub)
Pages: 272
Illustrations: 120 black and white Illustrations
ISBN: 9781783038794
Published: 30th September 2004

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This book contains fascinating superb quality images from national archives, many of which have not been published before.' As well as featuring 'portraits' of many Luftwaffe aircraft types, including less well-known models, the book contains many images of Luftwaffe personnel.' Luftwaffe leaders, unit commanders, pilots and ground personnel are all included.' Detailed captions describe the subjects and place them in their historical context.''German air force operations in North Africa and Russia are also covered as well as Europe, the Battle of Britain and the Battle of the Atlantic.'Detailed aircraft interiors and close ups of uniforms and flying kit make this book a valuable reference guide for historians and modellers alike.'

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20th September 1939

The Luftwaffe and Britain's Royal Air Force (RAF) clash for the first time, in the skies over the border between Germany and France, when German Me109s attack Fairey Battle bombers. The RAF loses two aircraft, while the Germans lose one.


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