This book offers a coherent and concise comparison of the relative merits and deficiencies of 2 of the finest fighter planes to see combat during the Second World War. The Spitfire V (the most widely produced progeny of the family of Spitfires whose outstanding combat performance against the Luftwaf...
I believe this to be a very good and fine introduction to read about WWII warbirds. Not many pages, the language is intelligible and the chapters short. Not much for a reader with many books 'under the belt, but still I enjoyed reading it. For me there will always be bits and pieces of useful inform...
A book I'd like to have on my good ol' 'analog' book shelf. The pictures are absolutely stunning. The text short but informative.
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