Wings Of The Black Cross Number Three

Another exciting issue in the continuing series of Luftwaffe photo albums published by Eagle Editions Ltd., this one written by Mark Proulx and illustrated by Thomas A. Tullis. Number Three features Me 262s, Bf 109s, Stukas, 190s and more! Featured on the cover is a rare photo and profile of a Focke-Wulf 190 A-9 from KG(J) 27 clearly showing the Green and White checkered band on the fuselage. More images of this rare machine are found inside the book. As with Number One and Number Two, there is a total of 36 pages with eight full color profiles included.

Here is a unique collection of Luftwaffe aircraft images gathered over the past 40 years by author Jerry Crandall and augmented by collector/author Mark Proulx. Presented in a series of booklets are 36 pages of rare, mostly previously unpublished black and white plus color photos. In each caption are valuable historical notes and references to each photo. Each volume highlights a specific subject such as newly discovered photos of Gunther Rall’s Bf 109 F-4 or Erich Hartman’s Bf 109 G-6, or Martin Drewe’s Bf 110 plus rare Bf 109Ks and Fw 190 A-9.

Here is a unique collection of Luftwaffe aircraft images gathered over the past 40 years by author Jerry Crandall and augmented by collector/author Mark Proulx. Presented in a series of booklets are 36 pages of rare, mostly previously unpublished black and white plus color photos. In each caption are valuable historical notes and references to each photo. Each volume highlights a specific subject such as newly discovered photos of Gunther Rall’s Bf 109 F-4 or Erich Hartman’s Bf 109 G-6, or Martin Drewe’s Bf 110 plus rare Bf 109Ks and Fw 190 A-9.

Authored by Mark Proulx, this book contains 36 pages of black and white photos, some in color. Exciting, rare photos of a BF 109 as flown by Oblt. Josef "Pips" Priller and numerous other interesting Luftwaffe aircraft including: BF 109 E-1 of III./JG 26 "Schlageter" from late 1939.Bf 109 K-4 with W.Nr.Bf 109 G-6 with W.Nr applied on non-standard places.Bf 109 E-3 belonging to Oblt. Josef "Pips" Priller.The Neubiberg dump site with two Me 262's, including W.Nr. 111728 and the tail of W.Nr. 110376, plus "White 7."Me 262 A with the unconfirmed W.Nr. of 130015 with a large V015 on the side of the cockpit.He 177 A-5 found in France in 1944.The second prototype Ar 232 fitted with defensive armament.Ar 232 B with Air Min 17.Ju 288 V2.Me 410, 7A+KH in a derelict state.He 219 A-010 V17.Ju-290, 9V+AB at Brunnthal in derelict condition.But that's not all. There are some Fw-200 photos and several aircraft in British markings, and more

An American pilot. A German U-boat officer – united by fate in an epic fight for survival. Lieutenant Karl Hagan earned his wings the hard way. But when his plane is shot down behind enemy lines, he’s forced to make the hardest decision of his life... trusting the enemy. Oberleutnant Wilhelm Albrecht wore his Iron Cross with pride. But when his U-boat is attacked in a devastating air raid, he abandons ship and finds an unlikely ally. The pilot who bombed him. November, 1944. The tides of war have turned. The Allies have taken back France, and German troops have retreated. But for Karl and Wilhelm, the war is far from over. Each must be prepared to lie for the other, fight for the other, or die with the other. A deeply moving WWII thriller from master author Tom Young of two enemy combatants forced to work together, perfect for fans of Alistair MacLean, Jack Higgins and Frederick Forsyth. Praise for Tom Young ‘One of the most exciting new thriller talents in years!’ Vince Flynn ‘Gripping and impressively authentic’ Frederick Forsyth ‘Courage and honor in the face of the enemy have not been so brilliantly portrayed since the great novels of the Second World War’ Jack Higgins ‘A gutsy, gritty thriller told only as one who’s been there and done that could write it... a terrific new writer’ W.E.B. Griffin ‘Young has a gift for allowing the reader to experience the emotional aspect of being a soldier... Military-thriller fans should make Young’s work an essential addition to their reading lists’ Booklist ‘Like Tom Clancy, Young has an eye for detail about military equipment, operations, and thinking that will ring true with any veteran’ General Chuck Horner, USAF (RET.), former Commander, U.S. Central Command Air Forces

In control of the powerful firm of Gold Aviation, the Gold family faces the challenges and trails of the postwar years.

A complete beginner's guide to British moths. Moths are sometimes overlooked compared to the day-flying butterflies, however, many moths are even more colourful, accessible and fascinating. Britain and Ireland are home to an incredible array of moths, with more than 2,500 species known, and increasing numbers of people have discovered the joy in watching, catching and photographing this diverse group. But, where should you start in being able to identify them? British Moths: A Gateway Guide is a wonderful introduction to 350 species of the most common and eye-catching adult moths that you may encounter in the UK. Rather than being grouped in taxonomic order, species are organised by season, and similar-looking moths are placed alongside one another for ease of identification. Concise species accounts include information on key features, making it easy to distinguish between confusion species, seasonality, and when and where to see them; each account is also placed alongside photos that have been carefully chosen to aid identification with clearly-marked top tips. From the author of Much Ado About Mothing, this is the perfect companion for anyone wanting to learn more about these beautiful and remarkable creatures - from hawk-moths to tigers and ermines to emeralds.