Good reference WWII books?

• Jul 21, 2012

• #21

renrich

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I think the book was first published in England in 1962. I believe I bought mine in 1968. It is small but includes almost all AC used in WW2 and seems, based on later publications, to be pretty accurate. Very handy to use.

 

• Jul 21, 2012

• #22

vikingBerserker

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Oreo said:

I grew up with Bill Gunston's similarly named "Combat Aircraft of World War II".

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I was away on vacation when you posted this and got home today to see if there way anyother book I could suggest. That was my first serious book on WW2 Aviation I got oh so many years ago and even today is one of the first books I will open

 

• Jul 21, 2012

• #23

Oreo

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Dad still has Gunston's book at his house, along with several others I don't have.