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Allied Fighter Aircraft 1939–45: American, British, French, Soviet, Dutch, Polish
Allied Fighter Aircraft 1939–45 is a comprehensive guide to the Allied fighter aircraft that fought in Europe during World War II.
Featuring all the main models flown by the Allied air forces from 1939 to 1945, this book offers a wealth of detail, including unit markings, organization, numbers of aircraft flown by campaign, and exhaustive specifications for each model. The book is arranged first by country and then chronologically by campaign so that every aspect of the air war in Europe is covered. It includes early models, such as the Morane Saulnier MS.406C.1, Hawker Hurricane Mk I, and Fokker D XXI, and the most advanced fighters of the period, such as the Lavochkin La-7, P-51K Mustang, and Gloster Meteor Mk I. The book also covers aircraft that were used for air-to-air combat (Supermarine Spitfire), ground attack (P-47 Thunderbolt), bomber escort (P-51B Mustang), night defense (Bristol Beaufighter), and photographic reconnaissance (P-38 Lightning). Packed with more than 200 profiles and dozens of archival photographs of every major Allied fighter aircraft, Allied Fighter Aircraft 1939–45 is a core reference for modelers and World War II aviation enthusiasts.
Featuring all the main models flown by the Allied air forces from 1939 to 1945, this book offers a wealth of detail, including unit markings, organization, numbers of aircraft flown by campaign, and exhaustive specifications for each model. The book is arranged first by country and then chronologically by campaign so that every aspect of the air war in Europe is covered. It includes early models, such as the Morane Saulnier MS.406C.1, Hawker Hurricane Mk I, and Fokker D XXI, and the most advanced fighters of the period, such as the Lavochkin La-7, P-51K Mustang, and Gloster Meteor Mk I. The book also covers aircraft that were used for air-to-air combat (Supermarine Spitfire), ground attack (P-47 Thunderbolt), bomber escort (P-51B Mustang), night defense (Bristol Beaufighter), and photographic reconnaissance (P-38 Lightning). Packed with more than 200 profiles and dozens of archival photographs of every major Allied fighter aircraft, Allied Fighter Aircraft 1939–45 is a core reference for modelers and World War II aviation enthusiasts.
192 pages, Hardcover
Published August 14, 2022
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September 28, 2022
I received this book through Net Galley. My thanks to NG, the author and publisher for the book.
For a military aircraft buff like me, this book is a real treat. The art work is very clear and precise, and the photos show real time instances. One does not often see , here in the West, anyway, Russian camo schemes depicted so well. . The colors, National insignia and identifiers are vibrant,, and the photos depict the aircraft with wear on the colors, for those who like to make realistically weathered models. For a guy who loves making scale model aircraft as close to real as possible, this book is a great one to have and to gift
For a military aircraft buff like me, this book is a real treat. The art work is very clear and precise, and the photos show real time instances. One does not often see , here in the West, anyway, Russian camo schemes depicted so well. . The colors, National insignia and identifiers are vibrant,, and the photos depict the aircraft with wear on the colors, for those who like to make realistically weathered models. For a guy who loves making scale model aircraft as close to real as possible, this book is a great one to have and to gift
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