Dive Bomber: Aircraft, Technology and Tactics in World War II. Peter C. Smith

by Peter C. Smith

This highly detailed account of high-speed aerial combat is the result of 40 years of intensive research, providing a comprehensive history of the dive bombers of the Second World War. The book includes numerous photographs, tables and diagrams.

Genres: Military History, History

368 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

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Born Peter Charles Smith in North Elmham, Norfolk, in 1940, eldest son of Ernest & Eileen. Educated at Hamonds School, Swaffham. Married Patricia nee Ireson 1963. Two children, son Paul David and daughter Dawn Tracey.

Editor Balfour Books, Cambridge; Cape Sun, London; World War II Investigator, London.

After living in London, Kent and Cambridge now resides in a north-Bedfordshire village with his wife and Annie the Black Labby.

Reviews

[Robert joseph maschal · Rating 5 out of 5]

i thank this book is realy good because it teaches you about dive bombers