US Military Aircraft Designations and Serials: 1909 to 1979

John M. Andrade

Midland Publishing

Wrecks & Relics

Travel

Ellis, Ken

Europe

This is the sixth volume in the series which deals with the losses sustained by the RAF Bomber Command during the 2nd World War. It has already found favour with historians, and those friends and relatives affected by the loss.'

RAF Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War, Vol. 3: 1942

W.R. Chorley

This series has been of enduring interest over many years, and is still highly sought after. Apart from the obvious interest to aviation historians, many people researching family history find these books invaluable, as so many families had someone in an RAF bomber squadron, who failed to return from active service.With the interest in family history increasing all the time and with many now seeking detailed information about wartime careers of relatives, the series will continue to be used by those seeking to find out more about fathers, grandfathers and other relatives who flew with, and died in the service of Bomber Command during World War 2

RAF Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War, Vol. 6: 1945

History

Chorley, W.R.

Ploughing Engines

Engineering & Transportation

E. H. Sawford

Automotive

Wonderful illustrations and descriptions.

Dassault Mirage F1 (Minigraph)

FRANCILLON, René J.

Engineering

Book by Miller, Jay, Pocock, Chris

Lockheed U-2R/TR-1 (Minigraph)

JAY MILLER

Recreates the tension and terror of flying the legendary B-17 bomber across the skies of Nazi Germany.

Castles in the Air: The Story of the B-17 Flying Fortress and the Men Who Flew It

Martin W. Bowman

Raf Fighter Command Victory Claims Vol 2

Foreman, John

The decade covered by this book was one of the most interesting in Irish railway history. In 1955 as many as five distinct organizations were operating train services, three narrow gauge systems were still active and four differnt types of traction were still employed - steam, diesel, electric and horse power. The following decade saw a rapid changeover from steam to diesel, particularly in the Republic of Ireland where steam had all but been eclipsed on main lines by 1960. Yet despite the changes and the contraction of the system, there was much to stimulate those interested in railways, as venerable steam locos shared the tracks with the latest diesels which in turn could be seen hauling ancient coaching stock. For the first time, this book captures a flavour of those years in over 200 colour photographs. Tom Ferris has brought together a fine collection from throughout the country, complemented by an informative introduction and detailed captions. This unique and original publication is a must for all those with even a passing interest in Ireland's distinctive railway heritage.

Irish Railways in Colour: From Steam to Diesel

Tom Ferris

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