A new book in my library. (33 Viewers)

Escuadrilla Azul · Oct 22, 2025

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How is it?

A4K · Oct 22, 2025

Wayne Little said:
Pretty good from my point of view. 230 profiles 30 of them New, the rest taken from volumes 10-14 improved or updated. As i don't have 13 and 14 there is more than 30 new to me...

Cheers Wayne.

Escuadrilla Azul · Oct 25, 2025

Christmas autogift coming. Just saying:

Solomons Air War Volume 4 Operation Ke: The Evacuation of Guadalcanal January - February 1943

Michael Claringbould & Peter Ingman; softcover; 250 x 176mm; 184 pages; full colour throughout, fully illustrated, Avonmore Books, 2025. 9781764193719 $46.95 DUE DECEMBER 2025

avonmorebooks.com.au

Lucky13 · Oct 25, 2025

Donivanp · Oct 25, 2025

Lucky13 said:
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I feel a new depth in the Force!

Lucky13 · Oct 25, 2025

Donivanp said:
I feel a new depth in the Force!

I'm looking at a few more books on the Rhino....

Lucky13 · Oct 28, 2025

Lucky13 · Oct 28, 2025

Wrong part of the forum....

ColFord · Oct 29, 2025

This one arrived with the post man late yesterday. It is a paperback, 235mmHx155mmWx30mmD, 489 page history of the RAAF's involvement in the Malayan Emergency from 1951 to 1958, with a specific focus on the operations of the Australian built Avro Lincolns of No.1 Squadron RAAF. It is based on the RAAF offical Squadron histories and records as well as individual accounts from surviving Squadron members and Lincoln aircrew from that period, as well as drawn from personal papers provided by family members of those who served on the RAAF Lincolns. I've had a quick look through and it looks to be a well researched work, the bibliography, sources and endnotes are extensive. Being a paperback, it uses a lighter grade paper and so the photo reproduction is okay, not brilliant, but quite a few photos, many drawn from private sources and published in this book for the first time. Another one that will provide some interesting reading in depth in the near future (still working my way through the recently released RAAF C-130 Hercules duo).