Me262 Stormbird Rising.Me262 Stormbird Rising.by Hugh Morgan. Forword by JV 44 CommanderGeneralleutnant Adolf Galland a.D.Published by Osprey Aerospace, UK, Reprint 1996. Very good condition hardback with dust Jacket.Jacket very good. Pages clean, no inscriptions.216 pages of text with numerous black & whitephotos, illustrations. Overal book size 280mm x 210mm.''Stormbird was the 'nickname for the legendary Messerschmitt Me 262, the world's first operational turbojet fighter''. £19.99 (+ postage: £5.00) Avro Lancaster: The Definitive Record.Avro Lancaster: The Definitive Record.by Harry Holmes.Published by Airlife Publishing, UK, 1997 First edition.Very good condition hardback with dust Jacket.Jacket very good, slight signs of use. Pages clean, no inscriptions.253 pages of text with numerous black & whitephotos, illustrations. Overal book size 305mm x 220mm.£14.99 (+ postage: £6.00) US Liaison Aircraft in Action.US Liaison Aircraft in Action.Aircraft Number 195.by Al Adcock.Published by Squadron/Signal Publications, UK, 2005 First edition.Very good condition slim paperback.Pages very clean, no inscriptions.50 pages of black & white/colour photos & illustrationswith descriptive text. Overal book size 210mm x 280mm.''Developmental coverage of the L-1 through L-5 Liaison aircraft of the US Army/Marines during WW II''. £9.99 (+ postage: £2.00) German Bombers of WWI in Action.German Bombers of WWI in Action. Aircraft Number 173.by Peter Cooksley.Published by Squadron/Signal Publications, UK, 2000 First edition.Very good condition slim paperback.Pages very clean, no inscriptions.50 pages of black & white/colour photos & illustrations with descriptive text. Overal book size 210mm x 280mm.''Germany led the world in developing large, multi-engine bombers during WWI. This book covers the primary AEG, Friedrichshafen, Gotha and Zeppelin (Staaken) series bombers''. £9.99 (+ postage: £2.00) US Navy Floatplanes of WWII in Action.US Navy Floatplanes of WWII in Action. Aircraft Number 203.by Al Adcock.Published by Squadron/Signal Publications, UK, 2006 First edition.Very good condition slim paperback.Pages very clean, no inscriptions.50 pages of black & white/colour photos & illustrations with descriptive text. Overal book size 210mm x 280mm. £9.99 (+ postage: £2.00) V-2 Ballistic Missile 1942-52.V-2 Ballistic Missile 1942-52.by Steven J.Zaloga.Published by Osprey Publishing, UK, 2003 First edition.Very good condition slim paperback.Pages very clean, no inscriptions.48 pages of text and black & white/colour photos & illustrations. Overal book size 250mm x 190mm.''The German A-4 ballistic missile, better known by its propaganda name of V-2, was the world's first successful ballistic missile, breaking through the atmosphere to reach its target quicker. It was a forerunner of Cold War ballistic missiles and its combat use in 1944-45 set the pattern for the use of Scud ballistic missiles in recent decades. The V-2 offensive lasted from September 1944 until March 1945 with over 3,000 rockets being launched. This book examines the combat record of the V-2 in World War II, with a special focus on how a German missile battalion actually prepared and fired its missiles''. £7.99 (+ postage: £2.00) Allied Fighter Aces of WWII.Allied Fighter Aces of WWII: The Air Combat Tacticsand Techniques of World War 2.by Mike Spick.Published by Greenhill Books, UK, 1997 First edition.Very good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket very good, slight shelf wear. Pages very clean, stamp on inside 'file copy', no inscriptions.239 pages of text and black & white photos & illustrations. Overal book size 245mm x 165mm.''Air power in World War II was crucial for ultimate victory. It held up armies in the field, sapped war-making capacity at home and reduced naval forces to near impotence. Gaining air superiority was the task of the fighter and it was the fighters who determined the eventual outcome of the war. Many thousands of fighter pilots of many nations v British, American, Australian, Canadian, Polish and many more v flew, fought and died in Allied aircraft. A few became famous. About five percent of fighter pilots accounted for some forty percent of all air victories and these were the aces. Mike Spick, author of the excellent Luftwaffe Fighter Aces, examines in detail every major theatre of the air war, compares the aircraft and operational conditions, and highlights individual tactics and methods of the best of the aces. Twenty-five diagrams graphically illustrate some of the most successful combat tactics. With first-hand accounts putting the reader in the thick of the action, Allied Fighter Aces is an exciting, fast-paced read as well as a major source of reliable information for the air combat enthusiast''. £15.99 (+ postage: £3.50) The Debt We Owe: Royal Air Force Benevolent FundThe Debt We Owe: The Royal Air ForceBenevolent Fund 1919-1999.by Edward Bishop.Published by Airlife, UK, 2000 Fourth edition.Very good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket very good, slight shelf wear. Pages very clean, no inscriptions.264 pages of text and black & white photos.Overal book size 240mm x 160mm.''Traces the founding of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, it's survival during WW2 and it's developement til 1999. It is of interest to all who served in the RAF and those interested in the history of the service''. £9.99 (+ postage: £3.50) Pictorial History of the Luftwaffe 1933-1945.Pictorial History of the Luftwaffe 1933-1945.by Flight Lieutenant Alfred Price.Published by Ian Allan, UK, 1969 First edition.Good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket good, some shelf wear, price clipped, Pages very clean, no inscriptions.64 pages of text followed by  approx 64 pages of black & white photos.Overal book size 240mm x 160mm.''Photo history of Goring's formidable weapon that, at its peak, made possible the German victories but, by the end of WWII, most of the aircraft were grounded, and the best crews were dead''. £9.99 (+ postage: £3.00) The British Fighter Since 1912.The British Fighter Since 1912.by Peter Lewis.Book Club Edition, UK, 1974. Good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket good, some minor fading, Pages very clean, no inscriptions.406 pages of text and black & white photos and illustrations.Overal book size 225mm x 145mm. £9.99 (+ postage: £4.00) Battle Over Britain.Battle Over Britain.by Francis K.Mason.Published by McWhirter Twins Ltd, UK, 1969 First edition.Good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket good, some shelf wear and minor fading, original price intact. Pages very clean, very slightly tanned,no inscriptions. 636 pages of text and black & white/ colour photos and illustrations.Overal book size 245mm x 190mm heavy book.''This definitive book describes, in unprecedented detail, the sequence of events which led up to and constituted the Battle of Britain and the opening of the night Blitz. The story is told through the unfolding events as they occurred, with an emphasis on decisions taken and actions performed in the light of contemporary knowledge and capability. An interesting comparison can be made of Britain's air defences from the time of the German air assaults on Britain in 1917-18, to the Battle of Britain in 1940. Included in an extensive appendix is a complete and detailed list of all RAF Fighter Command flying personnel who fought in the Battle of Britain''. £29.99 (+ postage: £9.00) Jane's Fighting Aircraft of World War I.Jane's Fighting Aircraft of World War I.Forword by John W.R.Taylor.Published by Studio Editions, UK, Reprint 1993.Good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket good, some shelf wear and minor fading.Pages very clean, very slightly tanned, no inscriptions. 320 pages of text and black & whitephotos and illustrations.Overal book size 317mm x 250mm heavy book.''Based on the 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919 editions of All the World's Aircraft, this book provides a comprehensive look at the history and changing technology of military aircraft during World War I. At the beginning of the Great War airplanes were viewed as a type of unarmed aerial cavalry. By the end of the war heavily armed fighters were engaging in combat with one another, bombers were striking battlefields and towns, dive bombers were in use, and flying boats were being employed by the British against German submarines. By the end of the war, a huge aircraft industry had been created. Nearly 130,000 planes were constructed by Britain, France, Germany and the United States. This book describes all the various types of aircraft that came into use during this period. Photos from the original Jane's publications are reproduced and have been supplemented with additional photos, more than 1,000 illustrations in total''. £14.99 (+ postage: £10.00) Aeroplanes of the Royal Aircraft Factory.Aeroplanes of the Royal Aircraft Factory.By Paul R.Hare.Published by Crowood Press, UK, 1999 First edition.Good condition hardback with dust jacket.Dust jacket good, some shelf wear and minor fading. Pages very clean, no inscriptions. 144 pages of text and black & white photos.Overal book size 290mm x 230mm.''A comprehensive history of the Royal Aircraft factory at Farnborough, from the earliest days of ballooning and kite experiments to the present, with chapters on each of the main types produced, including detail specifications and production details''. £14.99 (+ postage: £6.00) The Modern RAF: Squadrons and Aircraft.The Modern RAF: Squadrons and Aircraft.By Peter G.Dancey.Published by Galago Books, UK, 2003 First edition.Very good condition paperback. Cover v.good/minor shelf wear. Pages very clean, no inscriptions. 192 pages of text and black & white photos.Overal book size 295mm x 210mm.''This extensively researched book describes the Royal Air Force as it enters the 21st century. It covers the history of all present day squadrons, their official unit badges, their unofficial badges and mottos and the aircraft they currently use, as well as the aircraft they used in the past''. £23.99 (+ postage: £4.00) M.Von Richthofen: The Man and the Aircraft He FlewManfred Von Richthofen: The Man and the Aircraft He Flew (Famous Flyers).By David Baker.Published by Outline Press, UK, 1990 First edition.Good condition paperback. Cover good/slight damage to top right hand corner. Pages very clean, no inscriptions. 128 pages of text and black & white/ colour photos & illustrations.Overal book size 250mm x 185mm.''Detailed, accurate information on the life of the Red Baron. Contains superb, specially-commissioned, full color artwork as well as accurate profile representations and detailed technical sketches of his aircraft''. £7.99 (+ postage: £3.00)