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Catalogue2016.Pdf Un index des magazines encore disponibles peut vous être adressé gratuitement sur simple demande ou par mail à notre adresse: [email protected] ou sur www.avions-bateaux.com Faites de réelles économies, abonnez-vous et profitez réservée de nos formules d’abonnements très avantageuses… Offre aux particuliers Voilà les 4 raisons essentielles de vous abonner ! 1. Vous devenez MEMBRE du Club des Abonnés et bénéficiez de superbes avantages. } Ü 15 % de remise pour deux ans d’abonnement Ü 10 % de remise pour un an d’abonnement (remises non cumulables) } -15 % pour 2. Vous réalisez une économie importante avec un paiement moins cher sans risque 2 ans ! de hausse de tarif en cours d’abonnement (très attractif pour -15 % pour 2 ans d’abonnement). 2 ans ! Ü Pour 2 ans, économisez 40 € avec AVIONS, 25 € avec Batailles Aériennes et 38 € avec Navires & Histoire Ü Pour 1 an, économisez 16 € avec AVIONS, 11 € avec Batailles Aériennes et 16 € avec Navires & Histoire 3. Un service gratuit de suivi de votre magazine. 4. La garantie de recevoir votre magazine quoi qu’il arrive en cas de perte ou d’endommagement lors de l’expédition. Vous ne manquez aucun numéro ! Attention : Ces remises ne concernent que les titres publiés par LELA PRESSE, hors abonnements et Librairie } } Aviation, Maritime & Matériel terrestre. Cette offre est proposée à tous les abonnés -15 % pour -15 % pour Français ou Étrangers sans exception. 2 ans ! 2 ans ! Imprimé en novembre 2015 en Union Européenne Attention, les prix communiqués dans ce catalogue sont susceptibles de changer en cours d’année par l'Imprimerie de Champagne à cause des fluctuations monétaires et selon les indications de nos fournisseurs. à Langres (52), France 99 - N° 108 : 2.(F)/123 : Les rois de la RECO Nouvelle formule à 96 pages - N° 114 : Guerre sur le Havre. - N° 186 : Hubert de Salaberry : un As sur D.520. - N° 120 : Un grand As français : Maurice Romey. - N° 187 : La Guerre Franco-Thaïlandaise. - N° 127 : Le chasseur POLIKARPOV 1-15bis - N° 188 : La Guerre des Malouines en couleur - N° 141 : STANISLAW SKALSKI, - N° 189 : Cahier spécial : le Messerschmitt Bf 109 E les Grands As polonais de la 2éme guerre - N° 190 : Cahier spécial : le Messerschmitt Bf 109 E (2e partie) - N° 149 : ROGOZARSKI IK-3, le D 520 Yougoslave... - N° 191 : Spécial : « As de l’Aviation » - N° 150 : AS 14-18 : PAUL MONTAGNE et la SPA 155 - N° 192 : Soukhoï SU-27 « Flanker » - N° 152 : Un grand As de l’US AIR FORCE : BUD ANDERSON - N° 193 : Derniers jours à Châteauroux - N° 153 : BORIS SAFONOV : LE HÉROS DU GRAND NORD - N° 194 : La « Rafale Baharav » - N° 155 : STUKA ! L’ARME DE LA TERREUR - N° 195 : Les Hurricane de la RAF à Mourmansk - N° 157 : 9 contre 27 : Le plus célébre combat de la drôle de guerre - N° 196 : Un martin-pêcheur bien nommé : - N° 158 : 1945 : l’URSS attaque le Japon ! OH9RXJKW268.LQJ¿VKHU - N° 160 : EC 1/5 Vendée, du SPAD au MIRAGE 2000. - N° 198 : 1914-2014 : centenaire de la 1re guerre - N° 168 : DOUGLAS TBD-1 DEVASTATOR. - N° 199 : 6 juin 1944 : le jour le plus long - N° 169 : Michel MADON, l’As Dijonnais. - N° 200 : 1914 : la France invente le combat aérien - N° 170 : Il y a 100 ans, BLERIOT traverse la Manche... - N° 201 : Printemps 1945 : l'ultime combat du Wildcat en Europe - N° 174 : Francesco Barraca, l’As des As Italien. - N° 202 : Cahier spécial : les avions d'Adolf Galland - N° 175 : Le POTEZ 63.11 en Mai/Juin 1940. - N° 203 : Jusqu’au bout sur Focke-Wulf FW 190 - N° 179 : As français de 39-45 : Marcel Albert. - N° 204 :%ULVWRO%HDX¿JKWHUOHVFRUVDLUHVGXGpVHUW - N° 180 : MACCHI M.5, le meilleur Hydravion de chasse de 14-18. - N° 205 : Chasseurs marins sur Morane 406 - N° 181 : AMELIA EARHART, la People du ciel ! - N° 206 : 6 juin 1944 : "Typhon" sur la Normandie - N° 183 : III/D3 DM, les As de la campagne de Pologne. - N° 207 : Les français libres dans la bataille d'Angleterre - N° 184 : Les Hydravions des Avisos Coloniaux - N° 208 :$RW6HD¿UHFRQWUH=HUR/HGHUQLHUFRPEDW UpFLW - N° 185 : Entraînement spécial dans la Luftwaffe. complet). 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N° 14 : 11,00 € / Le Jean BART passe Ormuz N° 67 : 12.00€ / GUADALCANAL & La Guerre en Lybie. N° 18 : 11,00 € / La Bataille Navale de MESOPOTAMIE. N° 68 : 12.00€ / SHILANG, le premier porte-avions chinois. N° 22 : 11,40 € / La Batailles Navale de Corcyre N° 69 : 12.00€ / La bataille de la mer de Barents N° 24 : 11,40 € / La participation de la Marine Nationale N° 70 : 12.00€ / Les batailles de Guadalcanal au débarquement de Normandie N° 71 : 12.00€ / Les cuirassées japonais de la classe «Fuso» N° 26 : 11.40€ / BREST 2004 & La Revue Naval à Toulon N° 72 : 12.00€ / Marines du Monde 2012 N° 29 : 11,40 € / La MARINE CHINOISE, Le Tao du grand large. 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N° 89 : 12.00€ / Les cuirassés japonais de la classe «Ise» N° 58 : 12.00€ / /D¿QGHODJXHUUHHQPpGLWHUUDQpH N° 90 : 12.00€ / Les cuirassés japonais de la classe «Ise» 2 d’Anzio au débarquement de provence... N° 91 : 12.00€ /-($1%$57FRUVDLUHRXRI¿FLHU" N° 59 : 12.00€ / Sur la route de Pearl Harbor N° 92 : 12.00€ / Sous-marins français sous la banquise N° 62 – 12.00€ / MARINES D’HIER A AUJOURD’HUI... N° 93 : 12.00€ / Coulez le Tirpitz ! N° 63 : 12.00€ / La Bataille de la Mer de Java et le Raid de Nagumo. N° 64 : 12.00€ / Le Cuirassé HMS RODNEY PublicationsPublications LLELAELA PPRESSERESSE Hors-série AVIONS Il y a parfois des sujets trop volumineux pour figurer, sous forme d’article, dans le mensuel AVIONS et c’est pour vous les présenter que nous avons créé les Hors-Série. Quarante numéros ont déjà été publiés, quatre autres sont en préparation. Les n° 1 à 10, 13 à 16, 18, 22 à 24, 31 à 33 et 36 sont épuisés. HSA11: Le Caudron C.714 et le GC I / 145 HSA12: L’Aéronautique navale en 2003 HORS par Matthieu Comas & Christophe Cony par Philippe & François Nôtre Pour la première fois, toute l’histoire de cet avion, sa des- Promo Une étude passionnante sur l’état de l’Aéronautique - cription technique, sa carrière au sein du GC I / 145 en navale. Une situation détaillée des unités, de leur SÉRIE 1940, ainsi que les C.710, 713, 760 et 770. -45% fonction, du matériel utilisé.
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