ISBN: 9781911714231 | £50.00 Hardback | 576 pages 240 x 170 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
A HISTORY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN AIR WAR 1940–1945
VOLUME SIX: THE STRATEGIC BOMBING CAMPAIGN OVER SOUTH-EAST EUROPE 1 NOVEMBER 1943 TO 30 JUNE 1944
CHRISTOPHER SHORES AND RUSSELL GUEST WITH GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO, ANDREW THOMAS, FRANK OLYNYK AND WINFRIED BOCK
Following the inter-Allied Casablanca Conference in January 1943 the outline for the Combined Bomber Offensive was agreed and resulted in early February with the ‘Casablanca Directive’ which required the “progressive destruction and dislocation of the German military, industrial and economic systems. This directive was clarified in June with the ‘Pointblank Directive’ that stated that the highest priority targets were the fighter aircraft factories to ensure that in the coming invasion of France the enemy would not have air superiority.
When these directives were issued it was envisaged that the strategic bomber forces in Italy would also begin operations once suitable bases were available. After the Allied landings in Italy and resulting collapse of the Italian fascist regime a network of bomber bases was hastily developed. Thus, on 1 November 1943 the US Fifteenth Air Force was formed to conduct the daylight bombing offensive against strategic targets in southern Germany and across south-eastern Europe. This new formation was joined by the smaller, but highly effective 205 Group, RAF that was trained and equipped for night bombing.
The damaging attacks on the Reich’s oil supplies and the highly effective Danube mining campaign conducted at night by 205 Group delivered huge strategic effect. The latter reduced vital oil and goods traffic into the Reich to a trickle but also dislocated the supply and logistics train into the southern part of the Eastern Front so giving manifest support to the Soviets.
In this volume the early months of this hugely significant air campaign are described in minute and original detail, and accompanied by hundreds of hitherto unpublished photographs, in combating the actions of Germany’s Axis allies such as Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria that were encountered for the first time by the Western Allies.
A HISTORY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN AIR WAR SERIES
One
Volume Four
“This is a formidable compilation and has a place on the bookshelf of any serious aviation historian.”
Aeromilitaria
“A long-awaited, comprehensive and definitive set of books.” Flypast
“When the series is completed, it will constitute the most complete record of this theatre of war to have been compiled. It is unlikely to be surpassed.”
A HISTORY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN AIR WAR SERIES VOLUME SEVEN
Volume Seven covers the strategic bombing offensive from 1 July 1944 until the end of the war in May 1945. It details the increasingly heavy USAAF daylight bombing attacks against targets in southern Germany and Austria, but also the final raids against Rumanian oilfields until they fell to the advancing Soviets as the Eastern Front collapsed.
The harrowing story of the efforts to resupply the beleaguered Polish Home Army is described in full as well as continuing the story of the strategic bombing offensive. Despite many difficulties the Luftwaffe and its remaining Axis allies in Hungary and the fascist ANR in Italy fought with grim determination and courage. Losses to fighters and the highly effective flak were heavy. Later the might of the heavy bomber force was also used for direct support to the Allied armies battling their way north in Italy.
As in previous volumes the authors offer a chronological narrative of this significant campaign against the industrial capacity of the Third Reich that is complimented with a matrix of claims and losses from all sides, all shown in minute and previously unpublished detail with stunning photographs.
ISBN: 9781911714224 | £25.00
Hardback | 128 pages
290 x 212 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
ALSO AVAILABLE BY PETER VACHER:
HURRICANE R4118
REVISITED
9781910690437 | hb | £20.00
“An excellent account of one of the finest warbirds to be seen in British skies.”
Aeroplane (Book of the Month September 2017)
THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE JODHPUR FLYING GLUB
AND THE ROYAL AIR FORCE IN PRINCELY INDIA PETER VACHER
This is the story of a maharaja’s passion for aviation which led to the establishment of a flying club in the state of Jodhpur in the 1930s.
Maharaja Umaid Singh was a keen aviator who gained his Pilot’s Licence during graduation from RAF Cranwell. In 1931 he oversaw the establishment of the Jodhpur Flying Club. This popular club soon became an important stopover for keen adventurers of the 1930s including Jean Batten, Bert Hinkler and Lores Bonney and also contributed towards the establishment of early commercial air routes to South East Asia.
By the Second World War, the club was set up as a RAF training base and played host to the RAF with the establishment of No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School to support the Allied war effort. Following on from Indian Independence in 1947 and the untimely death of the maharaja, the club had closed by the early 1950s.
Throughout there are photographs that document what life was like in Jodhpur and at the club. They also give insight into the maharaja’s love of aviation and the collection of aircraft he amassed during the club’s years in service including one of the first Lockheed 12A Electra to be owned in India.
This highly illustrated book, authored by Peter Vacher, is a tribute to the Jodhpur Flying Club, the people who made it a success, and the birth of aviation in India during the early 20th century. It is also a candid look at the royal family and the influence of aviation in their lives.
ISBN: 9781911714262 | £25.00 Hardback | 216 pages 234 x 156 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
THE SHY ASSASSIN
THE INSPIRING STORY OF CYRIL ‘FRANK’ BABBAGE, BATTLE OF BRITAIN SPITFIRE ACE TURNED D-DAY
MOSQUITO PILOT
AIR MARSHAL G. A. ‘BLACK’ ROBERTSON
One of the few RAF aircrew to play a central part in two of the Second World War’s most momentous events, the Battle of Britain and D-Day, Cyril ‘Frank’ Babbage was a survivor. He wasn’t just an immensely skilled pilot; he was also blessed with extraordinary good fortune. Shot down three times, once by a Ritterkreuz (Knight’s Cross) holder, he would later claim the first of the new German Focke-Wulf 190 fighters lost in aerial combat, killing another Ritterkreuz holder in the process. If Babbage’s name was little known, his image shot to national prominence in late August 1940, briefly becoming the face of ‘The Few’. Photographs appeared in the press of him stepping out of a rowing boat on Bognor beach after baling out and being rescued by fishermen.
ISBN: 9781911714279 | £25.00 Hardback | 192 pages 234 x 156 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
TEDDY
PEACOCK-EDWARDS
BATTLE OF BRITAIN PILOT AND SECOND WORLD WAR ACE RICK PEACOCK-EDWARDS
The grandson of a prominent Edinburgh lawyer, and the son of a self-made farmer in South Africa and Southern Rhodesia, Teddy Peacock-Edwards was born on 27 May 1915, in Kokstad, South Africa. He was one of eleven young men from Southern Rhodesia recruited into the RAF in 1938 and thence followed a multi-varied time in the RAF encompassing the full span of the Second World War.
MORE BOOKS BY ‘BLACK’ ROBERTSON:
FLYING THROUGH THE RANKS
9781911714101 | hb | £25.00
“A fascinating cornucopia of RAF service from the 1950s to the present.”
Britain at War
FROM SPITFIRES TO VAMPIRES AND BEYOND
9781911667490 | hb | £25.00
“A unique and enthralling tale.”
Classic Wings
His fascinating wartime experiences are complimented brilliantly by the stories of those who crossed his path, famous names like Amy Johnson and Douglas Bader as well as countless other unsung heroes from squadrons he served on such as 602, 41 and 464 (RAAF). Between his contrasting operational tours he was a flying instructor. It was a role to which he returned postwar when he converted to jets and commanded one of the first Meteor advanced flying training units.
Wing Commander C. F. Babbage DFM, AE retired in the summer of 1964. Like so many of his ilk, he owed his final years of peacetime service to the sacrifices of others – others like those brave men with whom he flew, but who enjoyed less than their own share of good luck.
MORE BOOKS BY RICK PEACOCK-EDWARDS:
GNAT BOYS
9781911667261 | hb | £25.00
“An enjoyable read for both the general reader and those who flew this diminutive icon.”
Flypast
RATE OF CLIMB
9781911714125 | pb | £14.99
“‘RPE’ has produced a typically entertaining read.”
Aeroplane
This book, written by his acclaimed fighter pilot son, Rick Peacock-Edwards, describes his father’s formative years and gives his overall impressions of him as an individual, a father, and fighter pilot and then later covers Teddy’s experiences as a Fairey Battle pilot in France from September 1939 to June 1940 as a part of the British Expeditionary Force. The next phase of his life involved conversion to the Hurricane and as a pilot in the Battle of Britain, based at Kenley in Surrey on 253 Squadron. This period was immediately followed by an involvement in the defence of Malta in 1941, mainly as a flight commander on 261 Squadron, again equipped with Hurricanes. The story then progressively moves towards the Far East leading to a period of more than two years in Ceylon where he fought the Japanese during their Easter Sunday 1942 surprise attack on Colombo. Teddy also met his future wife, Jill, whilst in Ceylon. Wartime experiences are enhanced by reference to over 60 letters written by Teddy to his sister back in Rhodesia during the Second World War.
The rest of the book covers the period from his return from Ceylon in the summer of 1944 to his post-war involvement in the RAF, and his return to South Africa. This is a fascinating insight from someone who, because of his comparative experiences and achievements, understands better than most the requirements for becoming a successful fighter pilot. A unique tribute to a remarkable man.
ISBN: 9781911714248 | £25.00
Hardback | 192 pages
234 x 156 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
FAST JETS ON THE FRONT LINE
FLYING PHANTOMS, JAVELINS AND TORNADOS IN THE COLD WAR
ALAN MUNRO
In Fast Jets on the Front Line, Alan Munro reflects on his time in the RAF and the Cold War jets which he flew. Having started his career after basic training on the Gloster Javelin with No. 228 OCU, Alan went on to become a flying instructor at No. 1 Flying Training Schoool, Linton-on-Ouse. But with the UK’s withdrawal from East of Suez, he found himself with a ground posting and questioning whether he would see front-line flying again. Luckily for Alan, this wasn’t the case and he was soon posted to Lightnings and Harriers before returning to 228 OCU to fly on Phantoms.
It is Alan’s time on the Phantoms that is the main crux of this book. He discusses how the withdrawal of Lightnings from the air force changed the Phantom’s role from attack to defence and the impact this had on Phantom squadrons like 29 Squadron which he flew on. A move to RAF Germany saw Alan find the front-line action he craved during his ground posting and he joined 19 Squadron as they became operational and part of RAF Germany’s Battle Flight. During his time with RAF Germany, Alan flew with a number of NATO countries and he recounts tales of squadron exchanges. This then led to a tour at the NATO Tactical Leadership Programme in Jever, north Germany before he finished his time on the Tornado GR.1 in the early 1990s. Illustrated throughout with photographs from the author’s private collection this is a must for fans of the Cold War era fighters.
ISBN: 9781911714286 | £25.00 Hardback | 256 pages 234 x 156 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
RAF BOYS IN THE FAR EAST
TRUE TALES OF THE RAF IN INDIA, SOUTH EAST ASIA AND HONG KONG STEVE BOND
For 82 years the Royal Flying Corps (RFC), which in 1918 became the Royal Air Force (RAF), maintained a permanent military aviation presence in the Far East. Throughout that time a huge variety of squadrons, flying many different aircraft types, together with all the necessary operational, technical and administrative support, took on all that was asked of them.
ALAN MUNRO flew ATC T31 gliders in the late 1950s, and then Tiger Moths on an RAF flying scholarship. He flew the Phantom FRG.2 (F-4M) and FG.1 (F-4K), through the 1970s and early 1980s, amassing a total of 2,253 hours on type, including those flown as a Phantom QFI. His first fighter was the Gloster Javelin in Singapore and the last was the Tornado GR.1 at the TTTE, RAF Cottesmore. He went on to fly the Airbus A320 and supplemented this with flying club instructing and later gliding.
MORE BOOKS FROM STEVE BOND:
FLYING WITH THE NAVY
9781911714033 | hb | £28.00
9781911667216 | pb | £20.00 Also see pp. 14–15 and 24–25
The first RFC units arrived in India in 1915. RAF India grew substantially in the interwar period and throughout World War Two. Various changes in the command structure finally saw the creation of the Far East Air Force (FEAF) in June 1949, covering South East Asia and Hong Kong. In the 1960s the UK government decided to withdraw all forces East of Suez and on 31 October 1971 the FEAF disbanded and most UK forces withdrew from Singapore at this time. The last RAF unit to leave the region was 28 Squadron flying. They had been operating Whirlwind and Wessex helicopters in Hong Kong until the territory was handed back to China in 1997.
RAF Boys in the Far East illustrates what it was like for those air and ground crew who were there by telling their stories in their own words, supported by explanation of the situations at the time and photographs primarily drawn from veterans’ own collections. The stories are as varied as the locations, the units and the personnel; everyday operations, exercises, triumph and tragedy, off duty time, and of course, the humour for which the RAF is renowned.
Chapters focus on differing aircraft roles and their operations, including emphasis on the war years in India and Burma, and the Singapore era with actions such as Operation Firedog and the Indonesian Confrontation. Today those veterans who look back on their time served in the FEAF do so with a great deal of pride, and rightly so. This is their story.
WIMPY
ISBN: 9781911714095 | £25.00
Hardback | 256 pages
234 x 156 mm | Illustrated throughout | World Rights
ROCKET BOYS
THE EXHILARATING EXPLOITS OF THE EARLY MACH BUSTERS FROM 1945 ONWARDS
DAVID BAKER
This is a tale of the generation of test pilots flying experimental aircraft powered by rocket motors during the period from 1945 to the mid-1970s. It is not a technical description of the aircraft they flew but the narrative of the men who built the machines and the pilots who took to the air to achieve unprecedented speeds and altitudes unequalled to the present. It is a human story, but one carved out of the evolving post-war world, coming to terms with a new tension between global superpowers and one in which technological progress was arguably the greatest it has been since 1945.
The book integrates the story of post-war US industry, the competitive drive to survive between plane-makers made rich by war production, challenged by the changed times of demobilisation and peace. Into the mix come fighter pilots and company men eager to sustain their craft and take on new challenges, alongside an emerging generation of post-war graduates straight from engineering or flight school, eager to make their mark. With a focus on those who achieved extraordinary things like Major ‘Chuck’ Yeager, Scott Crossfield and Joe Walker, there is also a look at those outside of the US’s endeavours including how Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown became the only non-German to fly the rocket-powered Me 163 and the test-flying of John Booth and Peter Lamb.
Rocket Boys is a record of the glorious years when nothing seemed impossible and which produced a group that propelled aviation into the stratosphere with devil-may-care attitudes and personal fortitude, with death and disaster stalking the very best.
ISBN: 9781911714255 | £14.99
Paperback | 256 pages 234 x 153 mm | 1x 16-page plate section | World Rights
PRAISE FOR STANFORD TUCK
“Scrupulously researched, this book tells the story of the human being behind the hero, bringing home the true tragedy and suffering of war. It makes for a compelling read.”
Stephen Bungay, author of The Most Dangerous Enemy
“This is an acute memoir of refreshing clarity written with sympathy and elan.” Britain at War, Book of the Month (January 2024)
NOW IN PAPERBACK
STANFORD TUCK
HERO OF THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN: THE LIFE OF THE GREAT FIGHTER ACE HELEN DOE
The first full reappraisal of one of Britain’s great fighter aces, this book examines the truth behind Tuck’s 1956 biography, Fly for Your Life. It looks at the evidence behind the myths, and reveals the real Stanford Tuck, a more complex man than the one-dimensional hero of the previous biography.
During the Second World War, Bob Tuck was a top-scoring British fighter ace with an official score of 29 enemy aircraft destroyed by January 1942 and had become the glamorous role model for the RAF publicity machine. He had joined the RAF in 1935 and quickly showed his excellent flying skills. In 1940 his Spitfire squadron was fighting over Dunkirk where he first proved himself an expert shot. During the Battle of Britain his legendary prowess grew, and he was posted to command a leaderless and demoralised squadron, this time flying Hurricanes, where he continued to prove himself an outstanding fighter ace, gaining the rare distinction of three DFCs and then the DSO for his leadership.
Shot down over France in January 1942, he was imprisoned in Stalag Luft III alongside Roger Bushell, the mastermind of the Great Escape. In January 1944, he was purged along with around 20 other POWs to a new camp. Still determined to escape, he took a risky chance during the Long March along with a Polish officer, making their way east to Russian forces and thence to England. Post-war he became good friends with the Luftwaffe ace, Adolf Galland, and was a key advisor with him on the film, Battle of Britain, and, often with his other friend, Douglas Bader, made many media appearances. His health suffered in later years from the impact of his war service and his imprisonment and he died aged 70 in 1987.
LIGHTNING BOYS
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621027 | £12.99
“Richard Pike is to be congratulated on this fascinating compilation of true tales.”
Aeroplane
HUNTER BOYS
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621034 | £12.99
“An intriguing insight into the experiences of the Hawker Hunter pilots.”
Military History Monthly
LIGHTNING BOYS 2
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621065 | £12.99
“Pike has written a superb sequel to his bestseller. Lightning Boys 2 is another factual and fascinating, humorous and inspiring account.”
Aberdeen Press & Journal
BUCCANEER BOYS
AIR COMMODORE GRAHAM PITCHFORK
ISBN: 9781911621072 | £14.99
“A fine tribute to an iconic aircraft.” The Northern Star
JAGUAR BOYS
IAN HALL
ISBN: 9781911621232 | £12.99
“Stories appear from the Cold War, Gulf War and Balkan eras and are enjoyable and educational.”
VALIANT BOYS
TONY BLACKMAN AND ANTHONY WRIGHT
ISBN: 9781911621249 | £12.99
“This is a splendid book which supports the Valiant’s groundbreaking place in aviation history.”
Airfix Model World
VICTOR BOYS
TONY BLACKMAN WITH GARRY O’KEEFE
ISBN: 9781911621256 | £12.99
“A ‘hard to put down’ book. Highly recommended.”
Air Mail
VULCAN BOYS
TONY BLACKMAN
ISBN: 9781911621263 | £14.99
“An extremely interesting read. This comes highly recommended.”
Aeroplane
PHANTOM BOYS
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621881 | £12.99
“A brilliant read for any Phantom Fan.”
Air Forces Monthly
HARRIER BOYS VOLUME ONE
BOB MARSTON
ISBN: 9781911621898 | £12.99
“It’s a cracking good read evoking a feeling for the reader of firmly being in the cockpit or sitting in a damp German ‘hide’ with a ‘feel’ for the camaraderie. Highly recommended.”
Flypast
METEOR BOYS
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911621904 | £12.99
“Meteor Boys is a great read showing what a flexible resource the aircraft became.”
RAF Club Library
TORNADO BOYS
IAN HALL
ISBN: 9781911621911 | £12.99
“Tornado Boys is a cracking piece of work … It more than complements the drier official histories of recent air campaigns.”
RAF Historical Society
CANBERRA BOYS
ANDREW BROOKES
ISBN: 9781911667155 | £14.99
“Andrew Brookes has collected a wide mix of recollections from Canberra aircrew covering all the diverse roles undertaken by the aircraft.”
The Honourable Company of Air Pilots
NIMROD BOYS
TONY BLACKMAN AND JOE KENNEDY
ISBN: 9781911667209 | £14.99
“No. 51 Squadron’s signals intelligence-gathering work was highly secretive, so its inclusion is a feather in the cap for Grub Street. An excellent read.”
Britain at War
JAVELIN BOYS
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667353 | £14.99
“With insightful text and an interesting array of photos, Javelin Boys is highly recommended. It both entertains and informs, a tricky balance to strike, but one achieved with aplomb here.”
Aeroplane (Book of the Month – December 2017)
V FORCE BOYS
TONY BLACKMAN AND ANTHONY WRIGHT
ISBN: 9781911667360 | £14.99
“A fascinating collection of previously unpublished accounts and unseen photographs that enliven a superb account of this chapter of the Cold War.”
Airfix Model World
HARRIER BOYS VOLUME TWO
BOB MARSTON
ISBN: 9781911714132 | £14.99
“A superb book containing both historical observations and collections of authoritative accounts from those who operated the Harrier.”
RAF Historical Society Journal
AUDIOBOOKS
Here is our current selection of titles available as audiobooks. These can be purchased online from Audible (an Amazon company) and other audiobook retailers.
Aces High
9781909808423
Aces High Volume 2
9781909808430
Air War for Burma
9781909166578
Air War for Yugoslavia Greece and Crete
9781909808454
Alfie’s War
9781909166332
An Alien Sky
9781910690840
Arise to Conquer
9781908117816
Arrival of Eagles
9781909808393
Australian Hawk Over the Western Front
9781909166424
The Battle of Heligoland Bight
9781909166868
Be Bold
9781909808621
Beyond Courage
9781909808775
Billy Drake
9781909166486
Black Fokker Leader
9781908117847
Black September 1918
9781911621751
Bloody April 1917
9781910690635
Brotherhood of the Skies
9781908117694
Chasing the Morning Sun
9781909166769
Churchill and His Airmen
9781909808768
Churchill’s Navigator
9781908117946
Coastal Dawn
9781909808980
Collecting Colditz
9781909166592
Convoy Peewit
9781909166547
The Daily Telegraph Airmen’s
Obituaries Book Three
9781911667520
D-Day Bombers
9781909166455
D-Day plus One
9781908117526
Dennis David 9781909808461
Dieppe
9781909166509
Distant Thunder
9781909166387
Down to Earth
9781908117601
Faster Than the Sun
9781909166806
A Fighter Pilot’s Call to Arms
9781908117700
Finding the Fallen
9781909166462
Finding the Foe
9781908117823
Five of the Few
9781908117809
Five of the Many
9781909166967
Flying into Hell
9781909166325
Footprints on the Sands of Time
9781909166301
Forever Vigilant
9781910690789
From North Africa to the Arakan 9781909166790
Furies and Fireflies over Korea
9781909166417
Gallantry in Action
9781911621805
George Washington’s War 9781909166820
Ghosts of Targets Past 9781908117618
Gunning for the Enemy
9781908117502
Halifax Down!
9781909166974
Hawker Hurricane Survivors
9781910690796
Hell on Earth
9781908117533
Hermann Goring
9781908117854
Heroes All 9781908117861
Heroic Endeavour
9781909166516
Home is the Halifax 9781909166813
Hornchurch Offensive
9781909166738
Hunting with Richtofen
9781909808478
Hurricane R4118
9781909166394
I Chose the Sky
9781910690901
Into Enemy Arms
9781908117632
Into the Blue
9781910690819
Iron Man
9781909808805
Japanese Army Air Force Fighter
Units and their Aces
9781909166288
Japanese Naval Air Force Fighter
Units and their Aces
9781909166783
Jasta Boelcke
9781909166356
Julius Buckler Malaula!
9781909166677
The Last of the 39-ers
9781909808553
Lie in the Dark and Listen
9781908117496
Life’s Too Short to Cry
9781908117830
The Long Road
9781909808546
Malta Spitfire
9781909166295
Mannock
9781909166851
Master Bombers
9781909166981
Mission Accomplished
9781909166899
My Golden Flying Years
9781908117885
Nimrod: Rise and Fall
9781909166349
No Place for Chivalry
9781909166523
Observers and Navigators
9781909808409
One Who Almost Made It Back
9781908117519
The Pathfinder Companion
9781909808829
A Pathfinder’s War
9781909166714
Pedro
9781909166837
RAF Evaders
9781908117717
Raw Courage
9781909166844
Richard Hillary
9781909166370
Richthofen Jagdstaffel Ahead
9781909166240
A Separate Little War
9781909166707
September Evening
9781908117878
Ship Busters!
9781909166684
Slessor
9781908117595
The Sowreys
9781909166448
Special Ops Liberators
9781909166554
Spitfire Mark I P9374
9781909166318
The Spitfire Smiths
9781908117557
Stapme
9781909166691
Survival Against All Odds
9781908117649
Tales of My Time
9781908117489
Tally Ho!
9781908117588
Tangmere
9781909808645
Test Pilot
9781909166776
To Hell and Back
9781908117540
Ton-Up Lancs
9781908117472
Tony Blackman Test Pilot
9781909166585
Torpedo Leader
9781908117571
Under the Guns of the Kaiser’s Aces
9781909166400
Victory Fighters
9781909166998
Winged Chariot
9781910690642
Wings Around the World
9781909166479
Wolfpack Warriors
9781908117564
MODERN AVIATION
A-Z BACKLIST BY TITLE
A
A Doctor’s War
Jaw-dropping account of an RAF medical officer during the Second World War.
AIDAN MACCARTY
ISBN: 9781904943402 | 160 pp |
210 x 135 mm | £8.99 | pb
A History of the Mediterranean Air War, 1940–1945
VOLUME ONE – North Africa, June 1940–January 1942
CHRISTOPHER SHORES, GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO and RUSSELL GUEST
ISBN: 9781908117076 | 560 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £50 | hb
VOLUME TWO – North African Desert, February 1942–March 1943
CHRISTOPHER SHORES, GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO AND OTHERS
ISBN: 9781909166127 | 736 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £50 | hb
VOLUME THREE – Tunisia and the End in Africa, November 1942–May 1943
CHRISTOPHER SHORES, GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO AND OTHERS
ISBN: 9781910690000 | 680 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £65 | hb
VOLUME FOUR – Sicily and Italy to the Fall of Rome, 14 May 1943–5 June 1944
CHRISTOPHER SHORES, GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO AND OTHERS
ISBN: 9781911621102 | 696 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £50 | hb
VOLUME FIVE – From the Fall of Rome to the end of the War 1944–1945
CHRISTOPHER SHORES, GIOVANNI MASSIMELLO AND OTHERS
ISBN: 9781911621973 | 526 pp |
240 x 170 mm illustrated throughout | £50 | hb
A Most Secret Squadron
The first full story of 618 Squadron and its special detachment anti-Uboat Mosquitos.
DES CURTIS DFC
ISBN: 9781906502515 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm 8-page b/w plate section | £20 | hb
Air Battle for Dunkirk
An incredibly detailed account of one of the most renowned air battles in modern history.
NORMAN FRANKS
ISBN: 9781910690475 | 224 pp |
234 x 153 mm illustrated throughout | £10 | pb
B
Beaufighter Boys
True tales from those who flew Bristol’s Mighty Twin.
GRAHAM PITCHFORK
ISBN: 9781911667162 | 224 pp |
234 x 153 mm illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Billy Bishop
Focusing on the RAF ace’s achievements during the First World War.
PETER KILDUFF
ISBN: 9781909808133 | 192 pp |
246 x 170 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Bolts from the Blue Insightful autobiography that looks at the development of Allied air power over the last fifty years.
SIR RICHARD JOHNS
ISBN: 9781911667032 | 336 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 2x 8-page plate section | £14.99 | pb
Bomber Boys
Dramatic and true-life experiences over occupied Europe 1942–1945.
MEL ROLFE
ISBN: 9781904943860 | 256 pp |
216 x 138 mm | 16-page b/w plate section | £9.99 pb
Buccaneer Boys
True tales by those who flew the ‘last all-British bomber’.
AIR COMMODORE GRAHAM
PITCHFORK
ISBN: 9781911621072 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Buccaneer Boys 2
More tales from those who flew the ‘last all-British bomber’.
AIR COMMODORE GRAHAM
PITCHFORK
ISBN: 9781911667186 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
C
Canberra Boys
Fascinating accounts from the operators of an English electric classic
ANDREW BROOKES
ISBN: 9781911667155 | 212 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Cold War Boys
Tales of derring-do from pilots and crew of the Lightning, Phantom, Hunter, Tornado and other aircraft. RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911667377 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 8-page plate section | £20 | hb
Cold War Boys Overseas
Stories from those who served in the RAF aboard from Europe to the Far East and beyond.
AIR COMMODORE GRAHAM
PITCHFORK
ISBN: 9781911714057 | 224 pp | 234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout and 1x b/w plate section | £25 | hb
Contact!
The experiences of a Victor Tanker captain in the RAF before, during and after the Falklands conflict.
BOB TUXFORD
ISBN: 9781910690222 | 206 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
DDH9: From Ruin to Restoration
The extraordinary story of the discovery in India and return to flight of a rare WWI bomber.
GUY BLACK
ISBN: 9781908117335 | 208 pp | 240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Dowding’s Despatch
An examination of the 1941 Battle of Britain narrative published by the London Gazette
ANDY SAUNDERS
ISBN: 9781911621959 | 224 pp | 240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Dowding of Fighter Command
Victor of the Battle of Britain
VINCENT ORANGE
ISBN: 9781906502720 | 320 pp | 234 x 156 mm | 16-page plate section | £15 | pb
F
Facing Armageddon
RAF wireless operator’s memoir of time on Christmas Island during nuclear testing from 1961 to 1962.
CHAS HALL
ISBN: 9781911667889 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm 8-page colour plate section | £20 | hb
Fast Jets and Other Beasts
Personal insights from the cockpit of the Hunter, Phantom, Jaguar, and Tornado.
IAN HALL
ISBN: 9781910690420 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Fifty Years of Flying Fun
Fascinating memoir covering an RAF and display flying career.
ROD DEAN
ISBN: 9781909808270 | 222 pp |
234 x 153 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Finding the Few
Some outstanding mysteries of the Battle of Britain investigated and solved.
ANDY SAUNDERS
ISBN: 9781911714026 | 192 pp |
246 x 170 mm illustrated throughout in b/w | £20 | pb
Fleet Air Arm Boys
VOLUME ONE: AIR DEFENCE
FIGHTER AIRCRAFT SINCE 1945
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667315 | 288 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | pb
VOLUME TWO: STRIKE, ANTISUBMARINE, EARLY WARNING AND SUPPORT AIRCRAFT SINCE 1945
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667179 | 288 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
VOLUME THREE: HELICOPTERS
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667278 |288 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
VOLUME FOUR: A LIFETIME OF REMINISCENCES FROM THE FLIGHT DECK
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667438 | 288 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £30 | hb
Flying Forwards Facing Backwards
Captivating tales from a Vulcan and Nimrod air electronics officer.
JIM WALLS
ISBN: 9781911667322 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Flying with the Navy
Photographic tribute to the Royal Navy from the start of the RNAS to the present day.
STEVE AND HEATHER BOND
ISBN: 9781911714033 | 168 pp |
212 x 290 mm | illustrated throughout | £28 | hb
Flying through the Ranks
An anthology of experiences from different ranks in the RAF hierarchy.
AIR MARSHAL G. A. ‘BLACK’ ROBERTSON
ISBN: 9781911714101 | 216 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
From Jet Provost to Strikemaster
A definitive history of the basic and counter-insurgent aircraft at home and overseas
DAVID WATKINS
ISBN: 9781910690352 | 224 pp |
246 x 185 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
ISBN: 9781911667841 | 224 pp |
252 x 215 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | pb
From Mons to Mali
Fifty extraordinary and littleknown vignettes of British and Commonwealth airmen
ANDREW THOMAS
ISBN: 9781911667407 | 192 pp |
210 x 148 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
From Spitfire to Vampires and Beyond
The story of a Kiwi ace’s RAF journey.
OWEN HARDY ed. AIR MARSHAL
G.A. ‘BLACK’ ROBERTSON
ISBN: 9781911667490 | 256 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
G
Gestapo Hunter
The remarkable tale of Air Commodore Ted Sismore’s wartime career.
SEAN FEAST
ISBN: 9781911714118 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 16-page plate section | £25 | hb
Gnat Boys
True tales from RAF, Indian and Finnish pilots who flew the singleseat fighter and two-seat trainer.
RICK PEACOCK-EDWARDS and TOM EELES
ISBN: 9781911667261 | 256 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Groundcrew Boys
Tales of derring-do from Cold War groundcrew.
DAVID GLEDHILL with SIMON JAKUBOWSKI
ISBN: 9781911667025 | 226 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Halton Boys
Tales from air and ground crew who are proud to be called ‘Trenchard Brats’.
SEAN FEAST
ISBN: 9781911621942 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Harrier Boys
VOLUME ONE: Cold War through the Falklands, 1969–1990
BOB MARSTON
ISBN: 9781911621898 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
VOLUME TWO: New Technology, New Threats, New Tactics, 1990–2010
BOB MARSTON
ISBN: 9781910690178 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
ISBN: 9781911714132 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Hawkeye
Autobiography of Israel Air Force’s top-scoring ace.
BRIGADIER GENERAL GIORA EVEN-EPSTEIN
ISBN: 9781911667834 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm 16-page plate section | £16.99 | pb
Helicopter Boys
True tales from operators of military and civilian rotorcraft.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781910690550 | 176 pp |
234 x 156 mm 1x 16-pp colour plate section | £20 | hb
ISBN: 9781911714149 | 176 pp |
234 x 156 mm 1x 16-page colour plate section | £14.99 | pb
Hunter Boys
True tales from pilots of the Hawker Hunter.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621034 | 186 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
Hurricane R4118 Revisited
More stories of the R4118’s origins, including the discovery and restoration to flight of the Battle of Britain Survivor.
PETER VACHER
ISBN: 9781910690437 | 208 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
J
Jaguar Boys
True tales from operators of the Big Cat in peace and war.
IAN HALL
ISBN: 9781911621232 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 16-page plate section | £12.99 | pb
Javelin Boys
Fascinating stories of air defence from the Cold War to their withdrawal from the RAF in 1968.
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667353 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Jet Provost Boys
Tales from the operators of the Jet Provost and Strikemaster from an array of air forces.
DAVID WATKINS
ISBN: 9781911667445 | 176 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
L
Lancaster Down!
The extraordinary tale of seven young bomber aircrew at war.
STEVE DARLOW
ISBN: 9781908117267 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 16-page b/w plate section | £10 | pb
Lightning Boys
True tales from pilots of the English Electric Lightning.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621027 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 2x 8-page plate section | £12.99 | pb
Lightning Boys 2
More true tales from pilots and crew of the English Electric Lightning.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621065 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 2x 8-page plate section | £12.99 | pb
Lone Wolf
The remarkable story of Britain’s greatest nightfighter ace of the Blitz – Flt Lt Richard Playne Stevens.
ANDY SAUNDERS with TERRY THOMPSON
ISBN: 9781911621348 | 160 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout in b/w | £20 | hb
Luftwaffe Eagle
A WWII German airman’s story
ERICH SOMMER with introduction by J. RICHARD SMITH
ISBN: 9781911667308 | 224 pp | 210 x 148 mm | illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
Luftwaffe Fighter Ace
From the Eastern Front to the Defence of the Homeland
NORBERT HANNIG
Edited and translated by JOHN WEAL
ISBN: 9781911667223 | 192 pp |
234 x 153 mm | 20-page plate section | £12.99 | pb
Luftwaffe Fighter Pilot
Defending the Reich against the RAF and USAAF
WOLFGANG FISCHER
Edited and translated by JOHN WEAL
ISBN: 9781911667292 | 216 pp |
210 x 148 mm | 16-page plate section | £12.99 | pb
M
Malta Spitfire Pilot
The experiences of a young and inexperienced flight lieutenant during ten weeks of terror, AprilJune 1942.
DENIS BARNHAM
ISBN: 9781909166035 | 208 pp |
210 x 135 mm 2x 8-page plate sections | £12 | pb
Me 262: Hitler’s Jet Plane
Insight into the world’s first operational military jet that Hitler believed would be Germany’s ‘miracle weapon’.
MANO ZIEGLER
ISBN: 9781911667827 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm 2x 8-page plate sections | £25 | hb
Meteor Boys
Stories from operators of Britain’s first jet fighter.
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911621904 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
N
Nimrod Boys
True tales from the operators of the RAF’s cold war trailblazer.
TONY BLACKMAN with JOE KENNEDY
ISBN: 9781911667209 | 256 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Nine Lives
A compelling memoir of a Cold War Harriet pilot.
CHRIS BURWELL
ISBN: 9781911667285 | 224 pp |
234 x 156 mm, illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
No Parachute
A classic account of war in the air in the First World War.
ARTHUR GOULD LEE
ISBN: 9781911621058 | 240 pp |
210 x 135 mm illustrated throughout | £10 | pb
Open Cockpit
A riveting account of life as a fighter pilot at the front during the First World War.
ARTHUR GOULD LEE
ISBN: 9781911621041 | 218 pp | 210 x 135 mm | illustrated throughout | £10 | pb
Oswald Boelcke
Definitive biography of Germany’s first WWI ace and father of air combat.
RG HEAD
ISBN: 9781910690239 | 240 pp |
246 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
ISBN: 9781911621423 | 240 pp |
246 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Over and Above
A fictional WWI story written by a pilot who experienced the war on the Western Front.
CAPTAIN JOHN E GURDON DFC with NORMAN FRANKS
ISBN: 9781911621089 | 182 pp | 210 x 135 mm | 6-page b/w plate section | £16 | hb
P
Park
The biography of Air Chief Marshal Sir Keith Park GCB, KBE, MC, DFC, DCL.
VINCENT ORANGE
ISBN: 9781902304618 | 320 pp | 234 x 156 mm | 16-page b/w plate section | £14.99 | pb
Phantom Boys
Tales from UK operators of the McDonnell Douglas F-4.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781911621881 | 224 pp | 234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
Phantom Boys Volume 2
More thrilling tales from the UK and US operators of the McDonnell Douglas F-4.
RICHARD PIKE
ISBN: 9781910690390 | 184 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Poles in the Defence of Britain
A day-by-day chronology of Polish day and night-fighter pilot operations: July 1940–July 1941
ROBERT GRETZYNGIER
ISBN: 9781910690154 | 294 pp |
234 x 153 mm | 2x 16-page b/w plate sections | £15 | pb
R
RAF Duxford
A history in over 200 photographs from 1917 to the present day.
RICHARD C SMITH
ISBN: 9781906502331 | 160 pp |
252 x 195 mm | illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
Rate of Climb
The action-packed and entertaining autobiography of a fighter pilot’s remarkable career.
RICK PEACOCK-EDWARDS
ISBN: 9781911714125 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 1x 16-pp colour plate section | £14.99 | pb
S
Sabotage!
An in-depth investigation into the 1943 Liberator crash that killed Polish General Sikorski.
CHRIS WROBLEWSKI and GARTH BARNARD
ISBN: 9781911667902 | 256 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Shackleton Boys
VOLUME 1: True Stories From the Home-Based ‘Kipper Fleet’
Squadrons
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911621126 | 272 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
VOLUME 2: True Stories From Shackleton Operators Based Overseas
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911621331 | 272 pp, 234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Shot Down in Flames
A Second World War fighter pilot’s remarkable tale of survival.
GEOFFREY PAGE DSO, OBE, DSC AND BAR
ISBN: 9781906502966 | 256 pp | 200 x 128 mm 50 b/w photos | £10.99 | pb
Solo2Darwin
One woman’s remarkable attempt in a Tiger Moth to emulate Amy Johnson’s journey to Australia in 20 days.
AMANDA HARRISON
ISBN: 9781911714040 | 192 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
Spitfire Pilot
‘A brilliant first-hand account of the life of a fighter pilot before and during the Battle of Britain.’
The Spectator
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT DAVID CROOK DFC
Introduction by RICHARD OVERY
ISBN: 9781906502041 | 208 pp | 196 x 128 mm 16-page plate section | £9.99 | pb
Spreading My Wings
One of Britain’s top women pilots tells her remarkable story from pre-war flying to breaking the sound barrier.
DIANA BARANTO WALKER
ISBN: 9781904010319 | 224pp |
234 x 156mm | 32-page b/w plate section | £12.99 | pb
Stanford Tuck
A detailed reappraisal of one of Britain’s great fighter aces of the Battle of Britain.
HELEN DOE
ISBN: 9781911667919 | 256 pp |
234 x 156 mm | 16-page plate section | £25 | hb
Stuka Attack!
The dive-bombing assault on England during the Battle of Britain ANDY SAUNDERS
ISBN: 9781911621478 | 224 pp |
240 x 170 mm | illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
TTempest Pilot
The experiences of a RNZAF pilot during the Second World War.
SQUADRON LEADER C J
SHEDDAN DFC RNZAF with NORMAN FRANKS
ISBN: 9781906502959 | 224 pp |
200 x 128 mm | 50 b/w photos | £8.99 | pb
The Daily Telegraph Military Obituaries Book Three
Highly entertaining collection of 100 Daily Telegraph military obituaries.
EDITED BY DAVID TWISTON DAVIES
ISBN: 9781909808317 | 416 pp |
210 x 138 mm | 8-page b/w plate section | £20 hb
To the Last Ridge
A first-hand account of the horrors of the First World War in the trenches.
W H DOWNING
ISBN: 9781904010203 | 224 pp |
198 x 128 mm | £8.99 | pb
Tornado Boys
Thrilling tales from the men and women who operated this indomitable modern-day bomber.
IAN HALL
ISBN: 9781911621911 | 200 pp | 234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
V
V-Bombers
An analysis of Britain’s nuclear frontline in the Cold War.
DR TONY REDDING
ISBN: 9781911667872 | 352 pp |
234 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
V Force Boys
Reminiscences from air and ground crew that operated the Valiant, Victor and Vulcan during the Cold War.
TONY BLACKMAN and ANTHONY WRIGHT
ISBN: 9781911667360 | 208 pp |
235 x 156 mm | illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Valiant Boys
True tales from the operators of the UK’s first four-jet bomber.
TONY BLACKMAN and ANTHONY WRIGHT
ISBN: 9781911621249 | 192 pp |
234 x 153 mm | 2x 8-page plate sections £12.99 | pb
Vampire Boys
True tales from operators of the RAF’s first single-engined jet.
CHARLOTTE BAILEY
ISBN: 9781911667391 | 208 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £25 | hb
Victor Boys
True stories from forty memorable years of the last V bomber.
TONY BLACKMAN with GARY O’KEEFE
ISBN: 9781911621256 | 198 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £12.99 | pb
Vulcan Boys
True tales from operators of the iconic Delta V bomber from the Cold War to the Falklands.
TONY BLACKMAN
FOREWORD BY MARTIN WITHERS
ISBN: 9781911621263 | 198 pp |
234 x 156 mm illustrated throughout | £14.99 | pb
Vulcan Test Pilot
The experiences of Tony Blackman in the cockpit of a Cold War icon.
TONY BLACKMAN
ISBN: 9781906502300 | 224 pp |
234 x 153 mm illustrated throughout in b/w | £12.99 | pb
WWar Amongst the Clouds
Detailed story of a young man’s WWI experience and his RAF career post-war.
AVM HUGH GRANVILLE WHITE and GP CAPT CHRIS GRANVILLE WHITE
ISBN: 9781911621430 | 240 pp |
210 x 148 mm | illustrated throughout in b/w £20 | hb
Wimpy
A detailed illustrated history of the Vickers Wellington in service from 1938 to 1953.
STEVE BOND
ISBN: 9781911667216 | 256 pp |
246 x 175 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | pb
Winged Victory
‘The greatest novel of war in the air.’ The Daily Mail
V. M. YEATES
ISBN: 9781904010654 | 456 pp |
216 x 135 mm | £11.99 | pb
WK275
A fascinating account of the restoration and preservation of the last complete Supermarine Swift F4
GUY ELLIS
ISBN: 9781910690505 | 160 pp |
246 x 185 mm | illustrated throughout | £20 | hb
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