Jagdflieger

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	"Favourite account of the Battle of Britain and beyond, exciting, funny, very moving"

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	"Excellent biography of the man who always strove to be the first and the best and undoubtedly was. More 'in cockpit' combat experience than Fighter General"

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	"The finest unit history ever undertaken, over 1000 titles in the ref list and years of research really shows"

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	"Well written and nicely presented, more about the leader than the fighter pilot."

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	"Yeager's partner in crime 'Andy' Anderson. His description of the vertical combat with a Luftwaffe experte that was nearly his end is very memorable."

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	"Hard to find, well worth the hunt if you've read JG26 though as it puts the faces to the names."

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	"As fine a work as Geoff Wellum's First Light, a very well written book that will make you laugh and cry"

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	"Fantastic account of the 4th Fighter Group's Eagles by their 'King of the Strafers'"

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	"This is a unique book compiled from the interrogations of surviving Luftwaffe experten by the Allies at the end of the War."

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	"Good overview of BoB, lots of firsthand accounts from good sources"

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	"Price takes this important day in focus as a microcosm of the entire battle - fascinating personal testimony with amazing photos, some taken from the cockpit of an attacking Dornier 17 bomber!"

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	"The turning point - most important day of the battle. This is a much more interesting way to read of the BoB than the repetitive, dry historical overviews of which there are many"

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	"Great words from Holmes to go with air-to-air master Dibbs's great photos!"

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	"The full story by the man probably most qualified to write it"

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	"3 Feb 1940 Townsend downs the first German bomber on English soil since 1918, giving him the premise for this book. Now doesn't that sound worth reading?"

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	"A concise textbook with superb artwork by a legend in this field - very large format, nice book."

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	"Memoir written with a touching admiration and respect for his senior officers when a young Pilot Officer and Flight Commander in 616, especially considering the lofty heights to which he himself rose"

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	"The legendary Kiwi BoB vet and Wing Leader - with foreword by Dowding. The 1991 Hardback has a famous Robert Taylor on the dust jacket"

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	"Rare as rocking horse sh..  The biography of 92 East India Squadron 1939-40"

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	"Galland's 1953 autobiog - this edition is now out of print also."

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	"Tony Bartley, another one of the 92 boys. Well written and highly enjoyable, especially accounts of the notorious 92nd Night Club"

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	"Johnny Kent, CO of 92 late 1940 - early '41. Tough Canadian who pulled the playboys up by their bootstraps"

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	"The surviving Jagdflieger consider this book to be their monument"

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	"The greatest test pilot of all time - this is a one in a million story!"

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	"Caldwell's latest - looking forward to finally reading this...another 10 years worth of research!"