Customer Review: John Weal concludes his survey of Russian Front Bf 109 aces with this volume on the second tier of Experten, those who scored between 50 and 99 kills over Soviet aircraft. (The top 75 aces were covered in Aircraft of the Aces #37). Some 154 'semi-centurions,' as Weal labels them, saw combat between... more info
Customer Review: This small book (just 72 pages, 10 x 7,5 inches) consists basically of a collection of (very good) pictures, with its respective legends, most of them unpublished until now (at least in the books I got). All the books of the "Luftwaffe at War" series have this same size and format. The... more info
Customer Review: I approached this book looking for a detailed acount of the Bf 109 as it performed against its adversaries and was developed to meet the demands of the war. I was hoping for something complementary to Prien and Rodeike's "Messerschmitt Bf 109 G, F, K" book, but giving us a more... more info
Customer Review: good hardcover edition and photos. but... there is erroneous data in the book (the me109 D had a Jumo engine and not a Daimler Benz!), there are misplaced subtitles on some pictures (and one or two are wrong) and one of the photos show up twice. so this wouldn't be my choice if looking for a book... more info
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