This is the story of the famous German dive-bomber Ju 87 Stuka. Development history of the all versions and variants. Superb color illustrations of camouflage and markings, walk-around color photographs and b+w archive photographs. Essential reading for aviation enthusiasts & scale aeromodellers. 1/72 scale plans. 30+ color profiles. Second, expanded and altered edition of the book. Ju 87 Stuka
This book covers the development of the 'F' variants of the most famous German WW2 fighter, the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Design, development, testing the prototypes and series production are all described and illustrated, covering all variants of the -F model of this iconic warplane. Contains: scale plans, photos and drawings from Technical Manuals, superb color illustrations of camouflage and markings, rare b+w archive photographs, color photos of the preserved aircraft. Essential reading for aviation enthusiasts & scale aeromodelers.
The biography of perhaps the most famous Luftwaffe ace, a fighter pilot who fought against the Spanish, the British and Americans, the Russians, and even within the Nazi hierarchy itself From the Condor Legion in Spain, to the first use of jet fighters over Germany at the end of World War Two, Adolf Galland was in the thick of the action as an outstanding fighter pilot and charismatic leader. Outspoken in his criticisms of the German leadership late in the war, he was demoted to hazardous front-line duties, but survived to build strong friendships with his former aerial opponents.
This exciting on-going series covers every aspect of the Luftwaffe in World War II and charts the rise and fall of this mighty force. Each volume makes use of over a hundred rare and valuable photographs, many of them taken by Luftwaffe personnel, to bring history to life and record both the men and the aircraft they flew.
All books in the Concord series are Paperback and not hardcover. This book is a paperback.
Cn7034 - Panzer - Division 1935 - 1945 (2) the Eastern Front 1941 - 1943 Concord Publications
Robert Michulec brings us the first volume of the photographic journal of the German 4th Panzer Division in combat, from 1941 to 1943. All photos are from a private collection and never before published.This volume follows the 4th Panzer Division from Operation Barbarossa until end of 1943. The division was mainly equipped with Pz.Kpfw. III and IV during this period, with supporting panzergrenadier battalions (mainly Sd.Kfz. 250 and 251 half-tracks), anti-tank battalions (mainly Marder II and III), and reconnaissance battalions (mainly Luchs). Photographs featured AFVs of these battalions, with many rare shots of Marder III and Luchs in action.
