War Planes of the Second World War 9.- Bombers and reconnaissance aircraft

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WAR PLANES OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
by
William Green
Volume IX
BOMBERS AND RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT
Volume Nine is the third in a series of volumes to be devoted to land-based aircraft employed during the Second World War for bombing, reconnaissance or army co-operation, irrespective of age or importance, as well as those aircraft that were being actively developed for such tasks by the various combatants during 1939-1945.
Cover illustrations (top to bottom): Heinkel HelllH-6 of 2./KG 26 (Ottana, Sardinia, August 1943); Focke-Wulf Fw 200C-3 of 2./KG 40 (on temporary detachment to Russian Front, Winter 1942-43); Dornier Do 217E-2 of 6./KG 40 (Bordeaux-Merignac, 1942).
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The latest additions to this series of handbooks contain full and accurate details of all bombing, reconnaissance and army co-operation aircraft that saw service with the various combatants or were under development for these tasks during 1939-45. Each volume is copiously illustrated... Tovább

Fülszöveg

WAR PLANES OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
by
William Green
Volume IX
BOMBERS AND RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT
Volume Nine is the third in a series of volumes to be devoted to land-based aircraft employed during the Second World War for bombing, reconnaissance or army co-operation, irrespective of age or importance, as well as those aircraft that were being actively developed for such tasks by the various combatants during 1939-1945.
Cover illustrations (top to bottom): Heinkel HelllH-6 of 2./KG 26 (Ottana, Sardinia, August 1943); Focke-Wulf Fw 200C-3 of 2./KG 40 (on temporary detachment to Russian Front, Winter 1942-43); Dornier Do 217E-2 of 6./KG 40 (Bordeaux-Merignac, 1942).
15s. NET
(in U.K. only)
The latest additions to this series of handbooks contain full and accurate details of all bombing, reconnaissance and army co-operation aircraft that saw service with the various combatants or were under development for these tasks during 1939-45. Each volume is copiously illustrated with photographs, many of which have not previously been published, and generál arrangement and comparison line drawings of the highest accuracy. Additional volumes are in preparation.
VOLUME SEVEN—BOMBERS AND RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT
Australia, Belgium, Bohemia-Moravia, Bulgaria, Canada,
Finland and Francé (Part One)
VOLUME EIGHT—BOMBERS AND RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT
Francé Part Two (Centre to Sud-Est) and Germany Part One
(Arado to Dornier Do 17)
VOLUME TEN—BOMBERS AND RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT
Germany Part Three (Henschel Hs 129 to Messerschmitt Me 328) Vissza