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The Luftwaffe in Wwii: Aircraft THE LUFTWAFFE IN WWII: AIRCRA FT 53 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 “Long Nose": An Illus- Heinkel He 111H Manfred Griehl. History of Junkers Ju 52 Manfred Griehl. Detailed, il- trated History of the Fw 190D Series Dietmar the most widely-produced version of the famed lustrated look at the famed WWII Luftwaffe Hermann. This book covers the development history WWII Luftwaffe bomber. three-engine transport, including its both its of those variants of the Fw 190 powered by inline Size: 8.5"x11" • 90 bw photos/profi les • 64pp. commercial and combat use. engines. The fi rst Fw 190 equipped with a Daimler ISBN: 0-7643-0165-9 • soft • $14.95 Size: 8.5"x11" • 90 bw photos • 48pp. Benz liquid-cooled engine took to the air in early 1942, ISBN: 0-7643-0952-8 • soft • $14.95 followed six months later by another powered by a Jumo 213. With a maximum speed of 750 km/h, the Fw 190 D-12 powered by the new Jumo 213 EB would have represented the apex of Fw 190 development. Size: 8.5"x11" • 250 color/bw photos • 208pp. ISBN: 0-7643-1876-4 • hard • $59.95 Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor Heinz J. Heinkel He 112 H. P. Dabrowski. Rare glimpse Junkers Ju 86 Dressel & Griehl. Rare glimpse of Nowarra. Concise, illustrated history of at this pre-WWII German fi ghter aircraft, and the 1930s era Luftwaffe bomber, and its pre-war, the WWII Luftwaffe’s four-engine, long- its wartime use. and wartime use. range maritime patrol, anti-shipping, Size: 8.5"x11" • 80 bw photos/drawings • 48pp. Size: 8.5"x11" • 80 bw photos/drawings • 48pp. and reconnaissance aircraft. ISBN: 0-7643-0392-9 • soft • $9.95 ISBN: 0-7643-0391-0 • soft • $9.95 Size: 11"x8.5" • 90 bw photos • 48pp. ISBN: 0-88740-235-6 • soft • $9.95 Focke-Wulf Ta 152: The Story of the Luft- Heinkel He 115 H. P. Dabrowski. Concise history Junkers Ju 87 Ulrich Elfrath. The legend- waffe’s Late-War, High-Altitude Fight- of the WWII-era torpedo-bomber, minelayer and ary, feared Luftwaffe Stuka dive-bomber er Dietmar Harmann. One of the best fi ghter recon seaplane and its use by the Luftwaffe in a concise history. aircraft of WWII – a masterpiece produced by and others. Size: 11"x8.5" • 100 bw photos/plans • chief designer Kurt Tank. With a large number Size: 8"x12" • 80 bw photos/drawings • 48pp. 48pp. of photos – some previously unpublished – and ISBN: 0-88740-667-X • soft • $9.95 ISBN: 0-88740-477-4 • soft • $9.95 drawings, this book details the development history of the Ta 152. Size: 8.5"x11" • 165 bw photos • 144pp. ISBN: 0-7643-0860-2 • hard • $35.00 Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Manfred Griehl. Rare look Heinkel He 219 Uhu Heinz J. Nowarra. Junkers Ju 87 Stuka Vol.2 Zoebel/Mathmann. at the late-WWII, wooden, two-engined Luftwaffe Concise history of the best Luftwaffe Follow-up volume on the infamous WWII-era night-fi ghter. nightfi ghter aircraft of WWII. Lufwaffe dive-bomber. Size: 8.5"x11" • 100 bw photos • 48pp. Size: 11"x8.5" • 100 bw photos, plans Size: 8.5"x11" • 100 bw photos • 48pp. ISBN: 0-7643-0911-0 • soft • $14.95 • 48pp. • ISBN: 978-0-88740-188-6 • ISBN: 0-7643-0092-X • soft • $9.95 soft • $9.95 Heinkel He 60 Gerhard Lang. Rare, illus- Heinkel He 219 Uhu Dressel & Griehl. Follow-up Junkers Ju 87A Griehl & Dressel. Concise history trated history of the pre-WWII Luftwaffe and history on the Luftwaffe’s legendary nightfi ghter of the fi rst prototype model Ju 87 and its early Kriegsmarine seaplane and its shipboard, and aircraft of WWII. development and use. reconnaissance use. Size: 8.5"x11" • 80 color/bw photos • 52pp. Size: 8.5"x11" • 80 bw photos • 48pp. Size: 8.5"x11" • 90 bw photos • 40pp. ISBN: 0-88740-819-2 • soft • $14.95 ISBN: 0-88740-920-2 • soft • $14.95 ISBN: 0-88740-922-9 • soft • $12.95 Heinkel He 100 H. P. Dabrowski. Heinkel He 219: An Illustrated History of Stukas Over Spain: Dive Bomber Aircraft and Concise history of this pre-WWII Luft- Germany’s Premier Nightfi ghter Roland Units of the Legion Condor Rafael A. Permuy waffe fi ghter aircraft of which only a Remp. The He 219 was acknowledged by friend and Lucas Molina. In this concise study, the infamous few were made. and foe alike as one of the outstanding night Luftwaffe Stukas of World War II are shown here in Size: 11"x8.5" • 100 bw photos/plans fi ghters of WWII. This book provides previously their earlier use during the Spanish Civil War as part • 48pp. unpublished details on development, technology, of the Legion Condor. ISBN: 0-88740-345-X • soft • $9.95 testing, production, and combat use. Size: 7"x10" • 136 bw photos • 128pp. Size: 8.5"x11" • 160 color/bw photos • 160pp. ISBN: 978-0-7643-4368-1 • hard • $34.99 ISBN: 0-7643-1229-4 • hard • $35.00 Heinkel He 111 Franz Kober. The Junkers Ju 52 Heinz J. Nowarra. Junkers Ju 88 over all Fronts famed WWII Luftwaffe main bomber The legendary “Tante Ju" Luftwaffe Joachim Stein. Illustrated look at the in a concise history. three-engined transport aircraft of WWII versatile WWII Luftwaffe two-engine Size: 11"x8.5" • 100 photos/plans • 48pp. is presented in a concise history. aircraft and its many uses over a variety ISBN: 0-88740-313-1 • soft • $9.95 Size: 11"x8.5" • 100 bw photos/plans • of WWII fronts. 48pp. Size: 11"x8.5" • 90 bw photos • 48pp. ISBN: 0-88740-523-1 • soft • $9.95 ISBN: 0-88740-312-3 • soft • $9.95.
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