The Last Year Of The Luftwaffe: May 1944-May 1945 (Greenhill Military Paperbacks)
what a book. read this and the other two books in the trilogy and how germany lost the war becomes easy to understand --By robert michael lowewhen you pick up a book written by Afred Price you know what to expect a well written and researched manuscript.This does not disappoint a great read and another excellent book . --By northoltbroad sweep so well, you feel no major area of activity has been left out or skimped on. He is also highly to be congratulated on explaining technical aviation matters in a very accessible way. The chapter on the V-Rockets is particularly good.The story as a whole has great drama. It would be wonderful is this book could be expanded into a series - one volume on each year of the Luftwaffe - it would be a major work of note and extremely helpful to the non-specialist. I have only missed one star as he does not fully explain the aircrew shortage (there could be many reasons for this shortage - but I'd like to know what they were - he does an excellent job in explaining the fuel shortage.) The book made me want to read much more about the Luftwaffe and its notable commanders and aviators. --By Tintin1689 ---This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.