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VF-17 Jolly Rogers
This book was published as part of the 'war' against what is probably the most permanent myth of the US Navy aviation units: the myth of red outlines on US national markings of VF-17 aircraft during the first (October - November 1943) and second (January - February 1944) tours of operations. Learn More -
Wellington
This fully comprehensive monograph of the Wellington aircrafts opens with a description of the Polish Wellington pilots' participation in warfare in squadrons 300, 301, 304, and 305, fighting for Bomber Command and Coastal Command, training and ‘ferry flying'. Learn More -
Churchill Volume I
A fantastic new addition to the Gun Powder series, Churchill is the first of three volumes describing the British infantry tank. Production of the Churchill began in 1941 with the development of the A20 tank by Harland & Wolff. As the war progressed the A20 was adapted and improved by Vauxhall and became the A22. Learn More -
Half-Track vol. 2
This second volume opens with a description of the Half-Track's incarnation as a weapons carrier, with all variants and versions presented on 75 pages of drawings along with a collection of photographs. Learn More -
EOW 48 U-Boot VII Vol.2
Cheap and relatively quick to build, over 700 Type VIIs were produced, making it the most common type of German World War II U-Boat, and the most produced submarine class in history. Learn More -
German Naval Artillery vol. IV
The 4th volume of our authoritative series, German Naval Artillery is fully dedicated to calibres from 20mm to 40mm. The first chapter deals with the 40mm Bofors gun, so effective that it was introduced on the decks of warships as an anti-aircraft weapon. Learn More -
506th Fighter Group
This book is the ultimate visual reference guide to the 506th Fighter Group, describing the history of the Group and its squadrons, as well as the distinctive camouflages of their aircraft. Learn More -
Messerschmitt Me 109 Pt. 2
This Aircraft Monograph contains a short history of Messerschmitt corporation and an extensive illustrated history of the most popular German fighter, the Me 109, with this second volume continuing the development history of this aeroplane, focusing on versions F to K. Learn More -
Messerschmitt Me 109 Pt. 3
This third volume on the Me 109, as part of the Aircraft Monograph series, is dedicated to Me 109 painting, the Me 109 in enemy hands, aeroplane evaluation and highly illustrated technical descriptions. The Messerschmitt Bf 109 (Me 109) was a German World War II fighter aircraft designed by Willy Messerschmitt and Robert Lusser during the 1930s. Learn More
