The first book in this series tells the fascinating story and heroic reconstruction over two decades of the world’s only airworthy Bristol Blenheim bomber, restored back to its glory by ex-RAF pilot Graham Warner and his dedicated team.
This book will take you back to the plane's origins, its role during World War II and the long-lasting effect it had on its crews.
Re-live this enthralling and nostalgic story of this mechanical hero, long forgotten and unsung, but brought back to life by the Aircraft Restoration Company based at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
This book will take you back to the plane's origins, its role during World War II and the long-lasting effect it had on its crews.
Re-live this enthralling and nostalgic story of this mechanical hero, long forgotten and unsung, but brought back to life by the Aircraft Restoration Company based at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
Two Legends of WWII: The Spitfire and Mustang Story (Flying Machines and Their Heroes) (Volume 4) by Errol Kennedy
The fourth book in the series tells the amazing story of the two most famous fighters in World War II.
The Spitfire became a symbol of British strength, hope and defiance during WWII. The Spitfire, the much-loved aircraft of the British nation and RAF, was considered to be the most effective fighter during the Battle of Britain.
The Mustang was unquestionably the finest of all the USAF fighters. This wonderful aircraft’s manoeuvrability, speed and range enabled it to penetrate deep into enemy territory therefore earning the title as probably the best all round single piston engine fighter to be deployed by any of the combatants in WWII.
The Spitfire became a symbol of British strength, hope and defiance during WWII. The Spitfire, the much-loved aircraft of the British nation and RAF, was considered to be the most effective fighter during the Battle of Britain.
The Mustang was unquestionably the finest of all the USAF fighters. This wonderful aircraft’s manoeuvrability, speed and range enabled it to penetrate deep into enemy territory therefore earning the title as probably the best all round single piston engine fighter to be deployed by any of the combatants in WWII.