Bombers Of World War Ii: Volume 1
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Few weapons defined the brutal calculus of the Second World War more viscerally than the heavy bomber, and Bombers of World War II: Volume 1 presents an authoritative and detailed account of the most iconic aircraft to thunder across wartime skies. Published under the Aerodata International imprint by Squadron/Signal Publications, this first volume chronicles a remarkable roster of legendary machines — including the B-17, Avro Lancaster I & III, B-25C & D, Handley Page Halifax, Heinkel He 111P & H, and the Junkers Ju 88A — dissecting each aircraft through precise technical specifications, performance data, and operational histories. A cornerstone of aviation reference literature, this volume stands as an indispensable resource for enthusiasts, historians, and scale modellers alike, combining rigorous technical detail with the broader narrative of strategic bombing campaigns that reshaped the course of the war. Squadron/Signal Publications built their formidable reputation on exactly this kind of exhaustive, data-driven scholarship, and this volume is no exception — leaving the reader to wonder just how many more extraordinary machines await in the volumes that follow.
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Format: Paperback
Genre: WW2
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Few weapons defined the brutal calculus of the Second World War more viscerally than the heavy bomber, and Bombers of World War II: Volume 1 presents an authoritative and detailed account of the most iconic aircraft to thunder across wartime skies. Published under the Aerodata International imprint by Squadron/Signal Publications, this first volume chronicles a remarkable roster of legendary machines — including the B-17, Avro Lancaster I & III, B-25C & D, Handley Page Halifax, Heinkel He 111P & H, and the Junkers Ju 88A — dissecting each aircraft through precise technical specifications, performance data, and operational histories. A cornerstone of aviation reference literature, this volume stands as an indispensable resource for enthusiasts, historians, and scale modellers alike, combining rigorous technical detail with the broader narrative of strategic bombing campaigns that reshaped the course of the war. Squadron/Signal Publications built their formidable reputation on exactly this kind of exhaustive, data-driven scholarship, and this volume is no exception — leaving the reader to wonder just how many more extraordinary machines await in the volumes that follow.