100 Group and the bomber squadron campaign: "One of the least publicized formations within the Royal Air Force, 100 Group waged an extraordinary war of electronic stroke  and counter stroke in an effort to lessen Bomber Command's staggering losses during the strategic air offensive against Germany in the middle years of the Second World War."

Confound and destroy: 100 Group and the bomber support campaign

Streetly, Martin

Macdonald and Jane's

The Aircraft of 100 Group: A Historical Guide for the Modeller Hardcover Hale U1

The Aircraft of 100 Group: A Historical Guide for the Modeller

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Provides descriptions and technical specifications for a variety of military airplanes containing electronic weapons and equipment

World Electronic Warfare Aircraft

Science & Math

Technology

Janes Information Group

Airborne Electronic Warfare: History, Techniques and Tactics

Confound and Destroy: 100 Group and the Bomber Support Campaign

IHS Jane's C4ISR & Mission Systems 2012-2013: Air

Reference

Williamson, John

Gething, Michael J.

Ebbutt, Giles

Almanacs & Yearbooks

At all levels of command 'IHS Jane's C4ISR &amp; Mission Systems 2012-2013' provides the latest information on the systems that support, command &amp; control the intelligence operations of armed forces around the world.

Jane's C4ISR & Mission Systems 2012-2013: Maritime (Jane's C4ISR and Mission and Systems)

Ewing, David

Fuller, Malcolm

IHS Jane's C4ISR & Mission Systems Joint & Common Equipment 2012-13 (Jane's C4ISR and Mission and Systems)

World Electronic Warfare AI

Jane's Information Group

An illustrated exploration of the development, technology and operations of Wilde Sau fighters in the night skies over Germany during the Defence of the Reich. In July 1943, the Nachtjagdverband's defence of Germany from the RAF's increasingly effective night bombing campaign was nearly brought to a standstill. 'Window' - strips of paper with aluminium foil covering one side - had been introduced, dropped by bombers to jam German radar. Fortunately for the Luftwaffe, the Wilde Sau concept of defending point targets using single-engined fighters was already in existence, and would become the cornerstone of the night defence of Germany during the summer and autumn of 1943. In this new study, Martin Streetly details the origins, tactics and implementation of Wilde Sau, exploring its successes and failures through the experiences of pilots who flew Bf 109s, Fw 190s and Me 262s into combat against Lancaster and Halifax heavy bombers. First-hand accounts of Wilde Sau missions are brought to life through archival photographs and newly commissioned artworks of some of the most iconic German fighters of World War 2.

Wilde Sau Nightfighters (Combat Aircraft, 154)

History

Military

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