Me 262 In Combat
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. No obvious damage, tears, or markings visible. Binding appears intact.
A focused military history study, Me 262 in Combat chronicles the operational career of the world's first jet-powered fighter aircraft to see active service in wartime. Marek J. Murawski presents a meticulously researched account of the Messerschmitt Me 262's deployment by the Luftwaffe during the final stages of World War II, detailing its revolutionary impact on aerial warfare and the tactical doctrine surrounding its use. The narrative uncovers the victories, limitations, and desperate circumstances under which German pilots flew this technically advanced machine against Allied air forces. Richly illustrated with period photography and technical artwork, the book argues that despite its promise, the Me 262's potential was ultimately constrained by fuel shortages, pilot attrition, and the collapsing German war effort. Published by Kagero, a specialist in aviation and military history titles, this is an authoritative reference for enthusiasts and historians of World War II aviation alike.
Author: Marek J. Murawski
Format: Paperback
Published: 2003, Kagero
Genre: WW2
Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. No obvious damage, tears, or markings visible. Binding appears intact.
A focused military history study, Me 262 in Combat chronicles the operational career of the world's first jet-powered fighter aircraft to see active service in wartime. Marek J. Murawski presents a meticulously researched account of the Messerschmitt Me 262's deployment by the Luftwaffe during the final stages of World War II, detailing its revolutionary impact on aerial warfare and the tactical doctrine surrounding its use. The narrative uncovers the victories, limitations, and desperate circumstances under which German pilots flew this technically advanced machine against Allied air forces. Richly illustrated with period photography and technical artwork, the book argues that despite its promise, the Me 262's potential was ultimately constrained by fuel shortages, pilot attrition, and the collapsing German war effort. Published by Kagero, a specialist in aviation and military history titles, this is an authoritative reference for enthusiasts and historians of World War II aviation alike.