WW II AIRCRAFT & WW 2 AIRPLANES

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FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY, A Poolman, Kenneth, William Kimber, f/f, see photo, pilots who flew the three Gladiators against the first Italian attacks on Malta in 1940, photos, maps, 200 pgs.

FALL OF FORTRESSES, THE, A Bender, Elmer, G. P. Putnam & Sons, 1980, f/vg rubbed, priced clipped), see photo, B-17 attack on German factories in Schweinfurt, photos, 258 pgs.

FATEFUL RENDEZVOUS, Ewing & Lundstrom, Naval Institute, 1997, new, see photo, bio of Butch O'Hare, naval aviation pioneer, Medal of Honor recipient, played a key role in developing aerial combat tactics such as the Thach Weave & various night-fighting techniques that helped defeat the Japanese, credited with saving the U.S. aircraft carrier Lexington off the Solomon Islands in 1942 when he single-handedly downed five attacking Japanese bombers in his Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat fighter, photos, maps, 352 pgs.

FEW OF THE FEW, A Newton, Dennis, Australian War Memorial, 1990, new, see photo, Australian fighter pilots in the B of B, written in a daily log format, photos, 291 pgs.

F4U CORSAIR, Johnsen & Watanabe, Crown, 1883, f/f (overized), many photos, color plates, fold-out color plates, 56 pgs.

55th FIGHTER GROUP VS. THE LUFTWAFFE, Gray, John, Speciality, 1998, new, 8th AF, P-38s & P-51s, over 600 victories, many photos, 142 pgs.

FIGHTER ACES OF THE LUFTWAFFE, Toliver & Constable, Schiffer, 1996, new, 1990, new, see photo, listing of nearly 1000 German fighter aces, many photos, 350 pgs.

FIGHTER COMMAND, Ethell & Sand, MBI, 1991, f/f, as new, see photo, American Fighter forces in action in the European and Mediterranean theaters, over 200 color photos, 176 pgs.

FIGHTER COMMAND WAR DIARIES", Part 1, Sept 1939 to Sept 1940 Foreman, John, Air Research, 2002, new, soft cover, see photo, a reprint of Volume 1, Operational history of Fighter Command, Second Tactical Air Force, 100 Group & Air Defence of Great Britain 1939-45, photos, 229 pgs.

FIGHTER COMMAND WAR DIARIES, Part 2, Sept. 1940 to Dec. 1941 Foreman, John, Air Research, 1998, new, see photo, Operational history of Fighter Command, Second Tactical Air Force, 100 Group & Air Defence, RAF Fighter Command beginning in Sept. 1940 with the Luftwaffe's first major raids on London and then moves on to cover operations through 31 December, 1941, photos, 351 pgs.

FIGHTER COMMAND WAR DIARIES, Part 3, Jan. 1942 to June 1943 Foreman, John, Air Research, 2001, new, see photo, third in a series covering Operational history of Fighter Command, Second Tactical Air Force, 100 Group & Air Defence, RAF Fighter Command, day to day recording, photos, 396 pgs.

FIGHTER COMMAND WAR DIARIES", Part 4, July 1943 to June 1944 Foreman, John, Air Research, 2002, new, hardback with dj, see photo, the 4th volume of this series, flying bomb launch sites, arrival of P-52B, concludes with Operation Overlord, photos, 430 pgs.

FIGHTER PILOT, Gaskill, William, Sunflower, new, soft cover, see photo, author flew P-38s with 347th FG, 13th AF, photos, 186 pgs.

FIGHTER PILOT, Richey, Paul, Leo Cooper, new,, see photo, author flew Hurricanes, No. 1 Sqdn., Battle of France, phtots, 145 pgs.

FIGHTER PILOT, Wynn, Humphrey, Crecy, 1994, new, see photo, edited from the diarys of Sqdn. Leader R.G.A. Barclay, DFC, flew Hurricanes, 249 Sqdn. (B of B) & 238 Sqdn. (North Africa), photos, 224 pgs.

FIGHTER PILOT'S SUMMER, Franks & Richey, Grub St., 1993, f/f, as new, see photo, 609 Squadron's offensive war during the summer of 1941, when the RAF started to take the war to the enemy over Northern France, but also in part of Richey's squadron commander, Michael Robinson DSO DFC, who also happened to be his brother-in-law, Richey's exploits to the end of the war. This is a sequel Richey's book Fighter Pilot, photos, 248 pgs.

FIGHTER PILOTS OF THE RAF, 1939-1945, Bowyer, Chaz, Kimber, 1984, vg/vg, see photo, selected twenty RAF fighter pilots to demonstrate their remarkable stories of bravery & exemplify the wide diversity of individual characters, a few were familiar names to the contemporary lay public, but most received little or no public acclaim, being part of the silent majority which provided the real spine of the RAF's fighter effort, photos, 223 pgs.

FIGHTER - TRUE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN, Deighton, Len, Alfred A. Knopf, 1978, vg(minor staining on end pages)/vg, compares combat tactics, ground control, performance of the aircraft & pilots, photos, 261 pgs.

FIGHTERS OF THE LUFTWAFFE, Dressel & Griehl, Arms & Armour, 1993, new, 24 types examined, 300 photos, 160 pgs.

FIGHTERS OF THE MIGHTY EIGHTH 1942-1945, Hess & Ivie, MBI, 1990, f/f, see photo, history of the 8th AF fighter operations, WW II, tables present lists of air & ground aces, jet victories, group victories, aces in a day, color plates, nose art colors for each group & squadron, many photos (some in color), 264 pgs.

FIGHTERS OVER THE DESERT, Shores & Ring, Arco, 1969, vg/vg see photo, air battles in the western desert 6/40 to 12/42, performance figures, decoratons to aircrew, victories, order of battle, photos & fold-out map, 256 pgs.

FIGHTER SQUARON AT GUADALCANAL, Brand, Max, Naval Institute, 1996, f/f, as new, see photo, 212th Marine Fighter Squadron's operations in Guadalcanal in 1942, manuscript found after author's death, photos, 231 pgs.

FIGHT FOR THE SKIES, Freeman, Roger, Arms & Armour, 1998, new, see photo, Allied fighter aircraft in Europe & No. Africa 1939-45, dispels some of the myths fostered by wartime propaganda & presents an unbiased appraisal of the RAF & USAAF fighter efforts against Germany, many photos, 192 pgs. Available in soft cover edition $10.00.

FIGHT FOR THE SKY, Bader, Douglas, Doubleday, 1973, vg/vg (some creasing) see photo, story of the Spitfire & Hurricane by Group Captain Douglas Bader, includes In flight action, birth of both planes, Battle of France, Malta, Blitzkrieg, Attack, Med Offensive, D-Day, map & color photos, 192 pgs.

FIGHT FOR THE SKY, Halpenny, Bruce, Patrick Stephens, 1986, vg, soft cover, see photo, first hand experiences of Fighter Command personnel, both aircrew & groundcrew, photos, 224 pgs.

FIGHTING FLYING BOAT Hoffman, Richard, Naval Institute, new, 2004, see photo, history of the Martin PBM Mariner, includes its contributions to WW II but also the postwar years, when it was involved with the exploration of the Arctic, Antarctic & the Korean War, details of PBM fights with Chinese MIGs & patrol, reconnaissance missions, & the seaplane’s hazardous rescue missions with the Coast Guard, as well as service with foreign armed forces, list of PBM casualties, photos, 250 pgs.

FIGHTING LADY, Reynolds, Clark, Pictorial Histories, 1998, new, soft cover, see photo, New Yorktown in the Pacific War, photos, maps & illustions, 355 pgs.

FIGHTING Me 109, Feist, Uwe, Arms & Armor, 1993, new, soft cover, see photo, pictorial record of its design, construction, testing and deployment, 160 pgs.

FIGHTING MUSTANG: THE CHRONICLE OF THE P-51, Hess. William, Doubleday, 1970, vg/vg, see photo, flying evolution of P-51 B/D, vital statistics, combat units, top AAF scorers, RAF Marks I, IA, and II, Marks III and IV, leading RAF Mustang scorers, leading RAF Mustang V-1 scorers, French Air Force, and Mustang Units in Korea, photos & drawings, 198 pgs.

FIGHTING THE BOMBERS, Isby, David (Editor), Greenhill, 2003, new, see photo, look at the Allied bombing campaign from the point of view of the Luftwaffe establishment, photos, 256 pg.

FINAL ASSAULT ON THE RISING SUN, Marshall & Thompson, Speciality Press, 1995, new, B-29 combat missions against Japan, photos, color section, 224 pgs.

FINAL HOURS, THE, Steinhoff, Johannes, Nautical & Aviation Publishing, 1985, vg/vg, see photo, Steinhoff and Galland's plot to depose Goering from his command of the Luftwaffe, photos, 176 pgs.

FIRE BY NIGHT, Gray, Jennie, Grub Street, 2000, new, see photo, Pathfinder crew and Black Thursday, 16/17 December 1943, over 450 bombers returning home from a raid on Berlin found their airfields shut down by heavy fog, and 40 bomber command aircraft crashed, only two survivors, a tail-gunner and the author's father, photos, 182 pgs.

FIRE BY ORDER, Maslen-Jones, E.W., Leo Cooper, 1997, new, see photo, British grasshopper pilots in Burma, photos, 188 pgs.

FIRST AND THE LAST, THE, Galland, Adolf, Cerberus, 2001, new, soft cover, see photo, reprint of the autobiography of German's famous 105 victory ace, photos, 256 pg.

FIRST HELLCAT ACE, McWhorter & Stout, Pacifica, 2000, new, see photo, author flew F6F Hellcats over South Pacific with 12 victories, photos, 213 pgs.

FIRST HEROES, Nelson, Craig, Viking, 2002, new, see photo, April 18, 1942, eighty brave young men, led by Jimmy Doolittle, took off from a navy carrier in the mid-Pacific on what everyone regarded as a suicide mission but instead became a resounding American victory & helped turn the tide of the war, story of that mission, based on interviews with twenty of the surviving Tokyo Raiders, photos, 430 pgs.

FIRST TEAM AND THE GUADALCANAL CAMPAIGN, Lundstrom, John, Naval Institute, 1994, new, Naval fighter combat from August to Nov, 1942, list of U.S. Navy fighter pilots, fighter aircraft bureau numbers, nonflying personnel list, photos, 626 pgs.

5,000 MILES TOWARDS TOKYO, Peyton,Green, University of Oklahoma Press, 1945, f/f, see photo, escort carrier Suwannee (CVE 27) & Air group 60, photos, 173 pgs.

FLAK AND BARBED WIRE, Stook, Gordon, Australian Mil. Hist. Publications, 1997, new, soft cover, 460 Sqdn. Lancaster pilot bailed out over Belgium, led into bogus Belgian "pipeline", photos, 126 pgs

FLATTOP FIGHTING IN WORLD WAR II, Degan, Patrick, McFarland, 2003, new, soft cover, see photo, concentrates exclusively on the fighting between the American & Japanese aircraft carriers, examining how strategies were planned and carried out on both sides, USS Hornet, USS Yorktown, USS Lexington, USS Enterprise, and the Japanese battleship Yamato, photos, 318 pgs.

FLIGHTS INTO THE NIGHT, Leicester, L. Anthony, Crecy, 2000, new, soft cover, see photo, 'Tony' Leicester was a young man just out of high school who trained as a RAF Wellington pilot, found himself in charge of a crew setting out, the training was minimal & accidents frequently became a painfull event, he takes us through his experiences in Canada, Europe & Middle East, photos, 248 pgs.

FLIGHT TO EVERYWHERE , Dmitri, Ivan, McGraw Hill, 1944, vg/vg, ATC worldwide activities, many photos (incl. color), 240 pgs.

FLIGHT TO FREEDOM , Donnet, Michael, Wingham, 1991, f/f (as new), Michael Donnet who escaped when Germany invaded Belguim in 1940 in a hastily repaired bi-plane to become one of the RAF's top Spitfire pilots, taking part in fighter operations continuously until VE Day, 124 pgs.

FLY A BIG TIN BIRD, Peterson, Ralph, Major (USAF Retired, Trafford, 2000, new, soft cover, see photo, collection of true stories about Peterson's experiences during WWII, from Air Cadet training on into combat flying. As told by a flyer of 32 missions in B-17s over Germany with the 379th Bomb Group of the 8th Army, the stories are told in 'barracks' language with humorous incidents throughout, photos, 172 pgs.

FLYBOYS, TRUE STORY OF COURAGE, Bradley, James, Little, Brown & Co., new, see photo, over the remote Pacific island of Chichi Jima, nine American flyers-Navy & Marine pilots sent to bomb Japanese communications towers, shot down, one was miraculously rescued by a U.S. Navy submarine, the others were captured by Japanese on Chichi Jima and held prisoner, reveals the fate of the eight American Flyboys, all of whom would ultimately face a moment & a decision that few of us can even imagine, the survivor was George H.W. Bush, photos & maps, 398 pgs.

FLY FOR YOUR LIFE, Forrester, Larry, Frederick Muller, 1956, vg/vg (lazer copy) see photo, Wing Commander Robert Stanford Tuck, an official tally of 29 enemy aircraft during the Battle of Britain, shot down and captured in France, and his eventual escape through the Russian front 367 pgs.new soft cover edition available for $15.95, see photo,

FLYING ACES - AVIATION ART OF WORLD WAR II Kitchens & Nalty, Friedman/Fairfax, 2000, new , soft cover, see photo, 100 color paintings from historical artists, 144 pgs.

FLYING BOMB, Cooksley, Peter, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1979, vg/vg, development, testing, bases, and campaigns of Nazi V-Weapons during WWII, photos, illustrations, 175 pgs.

FLYING FORTRESS, Jablonski, Edward, Doubleday, 1965, f/f (price clipped) see photo, through history of the B-17 and its service in all theaters, design anaysis, arms & armaments, excerpts from pilot training manual, many photographs, 362 pgs.

FLYING GUNS, THE, Dickinson, Clarence, Lt., Charles Scribner's Sons, 1942, vg/vg, see photo, SBD pilot, VB-6, Pearl Harbor to Midway, 196 pgs.

FLYING GUNS WW II, Williams & Gustin, Airlife, 2003, new, see photo, development of aircraft guns, ammunition & installations 1933-45, full range of sizes from small-calibre machine guns to heavy cannon, ammunition types & their use, comparative drawings, specifications of service weapons + illustrations, photos, 352 pgs.

FLYING IN COFFIN CORNER, Thompson, Bob, 1995, f, soft cover, see photo, aerial photographer who flew in the Noreth African Theatre, 1942-45, photos, 447 pgs.

FLYING INTO HELL, Rolfe, Mel, Grub Street, 2001, new, see photo, interviewed twenty bomber crews about their experiences in WW II, photos, 186 pgs.

FLYING IN, WALKING OUT, Sniders, Edward Leo Cooper, 1999, new, see photo, flew Mosquitos with 1939 Sqad RAF, captured sent to Stalag Luft III POW camp, efforts of escape, photos, 193 pgs.

FLYING LEATHERNECKS, Hubler, Richard G, Doubleday & Doran, 1944, vg/vg (minor chipping) , see photo, history of Marine Corps aviation 1941-44, photos, 225 pgs.

FLYING MacARTHUR TO VICTORY, Rhoades, Dusty, Texas A & M University Press, 1987, f/f see photo, diary of MacArthur's personal pilot, photos, maps, 563 pgs.

FLYING SAILOR, THE, Jubelin, Andre, British Book Centre, 1954, vg (clipped fly page), Rear Admiral Jubelin who escaped from French Indo-China and became a notable RAF Fleet Air Arm pilot during WWII, spitfire pilot,I who flew with many pilots from throughout the British Dominion, went on to become a Rear-Admiral with the French Navy, photos, 276 pgs.

FLYING THE HUMP IN ORIGINAL WORLD WAR II COLOR, Ethell & Downie, Motorbooks, 2004, new, soft cover, see photo reprint of the original which contains over 180 color photographs, depicts the lives of the pilots & their planes, 168 pgs.

FLYING TIGER: A CREW CHIEF'S STORY, Losonsky & Losonsky, Schiffer, 1996, new, see photo, Frank Losonsky was an AVG crew chief with 3rd Pursuit Squadron, book features over 200 of his personal photographs, 108 pgs.

FLYING TIGER: CHENNAULT OF CHINA, Scott, Robert, Doubleday, 1959, vg/vg, see photo, how Chennault forged a few pilots, obsolete planes & trained the Tigers into an effective fighter unit, map on end pages, 285 pgs.

FLYING TIGER JOE'S ADVENTURE STORY COOKBOOK, Rosberg, Joseph, self-published 1985, new, see photo, personal account of an AVG fighter pilot including his later experiences with the Chinese National Aviation Co., mixed in are recipes taken from around the world & from Tiger Joe's resturant in North Carolina, signed by author, photos & illustrations, 343 pgs.

FLYING TIGERS, Ford, Daniel, Smithsonian, 1991, new, controversial version of the AVG story, photos, 450 pgs.

FLYING TIGER'S DIARY, Bond & Anderson, Texas A & M, 1996, new, soft cover, see photo, memoirs of a member of the US volunteer squadron AVG, Flying Tigers, photos, 248 pgs.

FLYING TIGER TO AIR COMMANDO, Baisden, Chuck, Schiffer, 1999, new, see photo, author volunteered for the American Volunteer Group, hardly aware of China & its problems with Japan, but was soon to find out as an armorer with Chennault's famed Flying Tigers, when that elite group was broken up, he returned to the States, soon to return to the CBI theater flying as a B-25 gunner in the First Air Commandos, photos, 157 pgs.

FLYING TO GLORY, Bowman, Martin, PSL, 1992, f/f/ (as new), see photo, personal accounts, operational details of the B-17, specifications, production, 8th AF Order of Battle, B-17 Units, survivors, fate of other B-17's, many photos, 224 pgs.

FOCKE-WULF Fw 187, Hermann & Petrick, Schiffer, 2003, new, see photo, few Fw 187s built served in industry defense and were later operated by the Vaerløse Aerial Gunnery School. This little-known aircraft is documented with numerous photographs & drawings, 160 pgs.

FOCKE-WULF Fw 190A, Hermann, Leverenz & Weber, Schiffer, 2003, new, see photo, development history & testing, production of early variants, comparison between Bf 109 & Fw 190, strengths & weaknesses, authentic reports from former test pilots, Rechlin Test Station document, also covers later torpedo-carrier & reconnaissance versions of Fw 190, many photos (including color), line drawings & color plates, 224 pgs.

FOCKE-WULF 190 - FW 190 IN COMBAT, Price, Alfred, Sutton, 2000, new, soft cover, see photo, Fw-190 operations, production, short histories, biographies, fighting strategies, many photos, 192 pgs.

FOCKE-WULF Fw 190 "LONG NOSE", Hermann, Dietmar, Schiffer, 2003, new, see photo, illustrated history of the Fw 190 D Series, many photos, drawings & color plates, 206 pgs.

FOCKE-WULF Fw 190 IN NORTH AFRICA, Arthy & Jessen, Classics, 2004, new, see photo, a day-to-day account of the air war over Tunisia and Algeria told through war diaries & first-hand accounts from both the German and Allied pilots who flew in the theater, includes appendices with complete loss and victory lists, camouflage & markings of Fw 190s in North Africa and Fw 190 captured in Tunisia, photos & color plates, 176 pgs

FOCKE WULF Ta 152, Harmann, Dietmar, Schiffer, 1999, new, see photo, final version of the FW-190, many photos,144 pgs.

FOOTSTEPS OF THE HUNTER , Dickfeld, Adolf, J.J. Fedorowicz, 1993, new(issued w/o dj), author credited w/136 victories, flew Bf-109 w/JGs-52, 2 & 11, photos, 206 pgs.

FORBIDDEN DIARY, THE, Stewart, John, McGraw-Hill, 1998, new, author was a B-24 navigator, 467th BG, 8th AF, photos, 213 pgs.

FORGED IN FIRE, Copp, DeWitt, Doubleday, 1982, vg/vg inscribed to former owner by author, politics & military strategies in the air war over Europe, 1940-1945, photos, 531 pgs.

FORGE OF FREEDOM, Wrynn, Dennis, MBI, 1995, new, soft cover, American aircraft production, bombers, fihters, transports & trainers, people, places & planes, many photos & illustrations, 208 pgs.

FORGOTTEN BOMBER, Warner, Graham, PSL, 1992,, f/f, as new, see photo, restoration of the world's only airworthy Bristol Blenheim, flight test reports, many photos, 3-views & cutaway, 191 pgs.

FORGOTTEN FEW, Zamoyski, Adam, Hippocrene, 1995, f/f, as new, see photo, Polish AF , 14 squadrons and support services, shot down 745 enemy aircraft with anothe 175 unconfirmed, photos, 239 pgs.

FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA - VOL. 1, Thole, Lou, Pictorial Histories, 1999, new, soft cover, see photo, 12 more WW 2 airfields, then and now, incl. Atterbury, Coffeyvile, Lackbourne, Fairmont, Herigton, Baer, Freeman, Stout, Hendricks, Smyrna, Chanute & Ephrata, photos, 158 pgs.

FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA - VOL. 2, Thole, Lou, Pictorial Histories, 1999, new, soft cover, see photo, 12 more WW 2 airfields, then and now, incl. San Angelo, Moton & Wendover, photos, 172 pgs.

FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA, Volume III, Thole, Lou, Pictorial Histories, 2003, new (issued w/o dj), see photo, WW II training bases then & now, covers Tuskegee, Kingman, Dyerburg, Venice, Page, Laurinburg-Maxton, Wiliams, Coumbus, Tonopah, Reese, Wendover, appendix USAAF airfields, photos, 178 pgs.

FORK-TAILED DEVIL, Caidin, Martin, ibook, 2001, new, soft cover, see photo, reprint of the original book on the P-38, 434 pgs.

FORTRESS AGAINST THE SUN, Salecker, Gene Eric, Combined Press, 2001, new, see photo, B-17s in the Pacific, combat units, models & serials of B-17s in Pacific, photos, 464 pgs.

FORTRESS IN THE SKY, Bowers, Peter, Sentry Books, 1976, vg/vg (small tears at upper edge of dj), see photo, B-17, profusely ilustrated with color and black/white photos and diagrams, some of which are fold-out, technical specifications, 256 pgs.

FORTRESS PLOESTI, Stout, Jay, Casemate, 2003, new, see photo, campaign to destroy Hitler's oil, account of the sustained bombing campaign against the Thrid Reich's Romanian oil refiney at Polesti, written by a Marine Corps fighter pilot that flew 37 air combat missions, photos, 263 pgs.

FORTRESS WITHOUT A ROOF , Morrison, Wilbur, St. Martin's Press, 1982, f/f, Allied bombing of Germany, photos, 369 pgs. Book Club edition vg/vg available for $7.95

FORTUNES OF WAR, THE, Blue, Allan, Aero Publishers, 1967, vg/vg, soft cover, daylight ops of the 492nd BG, many photos, 96 pgs.

FOUR ACES, McAulay, Les, Banner Books, 1998, new, see photo, complete accounts of four Australian aces of WWII: 'Nicky' Barr with 12 victories, Hugo Armstrong 12 victories and Peter Panitz and Dickie Williams who were a leading RAAF Mosquito crew, photos, 143 pgs.

FOUR CAME HOME , Glines, Carrol, Pictorial Histories, 1995, new, soft cover, April 18, 1942 Jimmy Doolittle led a daring bombing raid against Japan. Only four men of the two five men crews that didn't make it back survived, photos, 171 pgs.

FOUR MILES HIGH , Bowman, Martin, PSL, 1992, new, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Divisions of the 8th AF based on interviews with crewmen, many photos, 240 pgs.

44th BOMB GROUP IN WORLD WAR II, Mackay & Adams, Schiffer, 2003, new, see photo, "Flying Eight-Balls" over Europe in the B-24, history, misions, loss index, B-24 serials, role of honor, photos, 272 pgs.

479th FIGHTER GROUP IN WORLD WAR II, IN ACTION OVER EUROPE WITH P-38 AND P-51, Fairfield, Terry, Schiffer, 2004, new, see photo, six years of research, gathering of materials and interviews, it presents a chronological listing of the 479th Fighter Group’s activities during the WW II , from its beginnings until its deactivation, based upon a summation of the group’s historical records, personal anecdotes, over 650 photos, 368 pgs.

FRANKLIN COMES HOME, Hoehling, A.A., Hawthorn Books, 1974, f/f (price clipped), see photo, aircraft carrier Franklin was subjected to a more devastating attack than any other U.S. capital ship in the history of American wars, photos, 132 pgs.

FROM HELL TO BREAKFAST, Alcorn & Souster, self published, 1980, vg/vg, see photo, author was a navigator in the RCAF from 1941-1945, during that period he flew 51 operations, won the DFC, narrative is based on personal diaries, photos, 339 pgs.

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