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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 940
EAN num: 9781853675607
ISBN number: 1853675601
Label: Greenhill Books
Manufacturer: Greenhill Books
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 248
Printing Date: February 19, 2006
Publishing house: Greenhill Books
Sale Popularity Level: 311371
Studio: Greenhill Books
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In this exciting book Mike Spick shows how the Luftwaffe's leading fighter pilots were able to outscore their allied counterparts so effectively and completely during WWII. When the records of the Jagdflieger pilots became available after the war, they were initially greeted with incredulity - the highest claim was for 352 kills, and more than 100 pilots had recorded more than 100 victories. However post-war research proved that these claims had in fact been made in good faith and confirmation had only been given after rigorous checking.
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As a fan of war history, specially aviation, I liked the book and information presented. Would recommended it.
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I really hated this book.In two different stints as a member of the Military Book Club it is the only book I ever sent back.
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It is a very good book. I learned some interesting things, but I guess the subject is more deep. I found the book a little incomplete.
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Excellent and detailed account of the Jagdflieger aces and the war which they fought in the skies over Europe. I would recommend this book to anyone wanting to learn more about this incredible TRUE story.
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I read this book a number of years ago. It gives a very general description of the jagdflieger in world war two. I re-read this book because I recently became interested in ww2 flight simulators. I was trying to gain some tactical insight. While the book does provide some insight, it falls short in this regard. Though a well reseached work with personal interviews from the legendary german aces: Hartmann, Rall ect. It does not break any new ground.
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