This Was the Enemy: Aeroplanes Guns Bombs Downfall Volume Two
Weight
505g
Published
2025
ISBN-13
9781838056797
Condition
New
£15.95
New condition
📅 Available for Pre-Order
24 November 2025
Overview
Coming soon
At a Glance
- Category: WWII Aviation
- Pages: 296
- Publication Year: 2025
- ISBN: 9781838056797
- Condition: New
- In Stock: Yes
- Price: £15.95
- Weight: 505g
- Era: WWII (1939-1945)
- Aircraft / Systems: Fighters, Bombers, Jet Aircraft, Attack Aircraft
- Geographic Focus: Germany, Europe
- Research Themes: Luftwaffe Operations, German Aviation Development, WWII Aircraft Technology
- Academic Use: Imperial War Museum, RAF Museum
- Sources: Technical Analysis, Photographic, Archival Research
Scope and Coverage
Era
- WWII (1939-1945)
Aircraft and Systems
- Fighters
- Bombers
- Jet Aircraft
- Attack Aircraft
Geographic Focus
- Germany
- Europe
Research Themes
- Luftwaffe Operations
- German Aviation Development
- WWII Aircraft Technology
Source Types
- Technical Analysis
- Photographic
- Archival Research
Research and Sources
Source types: Technical Analysis, Photographic, Archival Research.
Based on extensive archival research and primary sources covering German aviation development and Luftwaffe operations.
Used by: Imperial War Museum, RAF Museum.
Author’s Note
Available for pre-order now. Release date: 24 November 2025. This comprehensive volume will explore the complete story of German aviation development during World War II.
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