Remembering D-Day

History

Bowman, Martin

Europe

Collins

Encyclopedia of U.S. Military Aircraft

Science & Math

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Fields of Little America: An illustrated history of the 8th Air Force 2nd Air Division 1942-45

HarperCollins, Publishers

Thunder in the Heavens : Classic Aircraft of World War II

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Salamander

Modern Military Aircraft

Chartwell Books. Inc.

The B-24 Liberator was the most versatile aircraft to serve in the Second World War. Its role with the USAAF, particularly its raid on Ploesti, is well known, but this book also covers its work in the Pacific with the US Navy and its many missions with the South East Asia Command in India and Burma, and in the Battle of the Atlantic. The publication of this title coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Liberator's first flight in May 1939.

B-24 Liberator 1939-1945

Military

Imprint unknown

Bedford Triangle

Pen & Sword Aviation

First flown in 1940, the prototype Vought F4U Corsair instantly became the fastest fighter in the world and the fastest U.S. aircraft of any description. Powered by a huge 18-cylinder Pratt and Whitney Double Wasp engine driving an enormous 13 feet 4-inch propeller, the first Corsairs were capable of speeds of 417 mph. This figure would rise to nearly 450 mph in later versions, despite the fact that fuel load and overall weight was increased. Martin Bowman's comprehensive new book combines technical information and detailed development history with a fascinating combat history told, in many cases, by World War II pilots themselves. Well researched and illustrated with dozens of rare and previously unpublished photographs, The Men Who Flew the Vought F4U Corsair is for any fan of the "bent wing bird."

Men Who Flew Vought F4U Corsair

Naval_Institute_Press

The Boeing B-17, which has come to epitomise the American war effort in Europe, took the fight to the German Air Force from the late summer of 1942 through to VE-Day. Its primary operator in Western Europe was the 'Mighty Eighth', who controlled 27 bomb groups for much of the war. Over 12,000 Fortresses were built. They were mainly deployed in Europe, flying from the 8th Air Force in England and the 15th Air Force in the Mediterranean. Their only form of defence was to fly in a tight formation and outgun any attacking Luftwaffe fighters by bringing their massive firepower to bear on intruders.

B-17 Flying Fortress (Combat Legend) (Combat Legends)

Airlife Pub Ltd

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