Dilip Sarkar Books

Tangmere 1941. Dilip Sarkar explores the full story of the men and machines of the Tangmere Wing in 1941.

The bravery of 2,927 aircrew from RAF Fighter Command during the pivotal Battle of Britain in 1940 is vividly depicted, highlighting their heroism and sacrifice, with 544 losing their lives. The narrative focuses on the iconic aircraft they piloted, particularly the Spitfires and Hurricanes, which continue to evoke admiration and fascination. This account not only honors the fighters but also explores the enduring legacy of these legendary planes in aviation history.

Provides a description of the events surrounding the sinking of HMS Royal Oak in October 1939. Written with the full support of the HMS Royal Oak Association.

Compiled in association with the Battle of Britain Memorial Trust, the charity charged with caring for the National Memorial to the Few in Kent. The first in a seven-volume history of the Battle of Britain.

The author explores the lives and contribution made by a five of The Few who stories are less well known.

A unique collection of images of men and women linked to the superlative Supermarine Spitfire.

The inspiring story of Commandant Ren Mouchotte DFC CdeG based on the diaries he kept between 1940 and 1943.

Continuing his examination of the events of the Spitfire Summer, in Battle of Britain: The Breaking Storm Dilip provides a day-by-day chronicle of the Battle of Britain s first phase the so-called Kanalkampf which was fought over the Channel-bound convoys between 10 July and 12 August 1940.

Featuring over 300 historic photographs and contemporary illustrations, this illustrated wartime narrative delves into the legacy of the RAF's iconic fighter plane. It captures the aircraft's pivotal role during the war, showcasing its design, operational history, and the brave pilots who flew it. The combination of visual elements and detailed storytelling provides a comprehensive look at the plane's significance in aviation history and its impact on wartime efforts.