Re: Do 17 in Combat with the Luftwaffe
 

Amazon UK told me "Estimated arrival date: March 21 2020 - April 20 2020"

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How much direct duplication is there between the Classic title and this one due in August? I'm willing to get both given the subject but perhaps you can provide a better comparison of the two titles than the Amazon description does.

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Mindful I have not written this yet, the idea is photos & complete loss lists for the type in the BofB while the Crecy book is a complete history

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Chris

To be a bit more pointed (since I intend to buy the Classic publication), beside photos, will the losses listed in the "not-yet-written-one" also be included in the Classic book?

Also will there be a general WNr range listing (overview, not any individual aircraft list) in any of them?

Cheers
Stig

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Stig


As the subject was too big and pre-Battle of Britain loss details incomplete (likewise end of the war), Classic does not include full losses but the proposed book (and I wish they would not advertise something I have not yet written rather advertise something I have written i.e Luftwaffe Aces of the Battle of Britain) will have all known losses 10 July-31 Oct 40

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Thanks Chris

Cheers
Stig

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Hi Chris - do you know if your Classic book is available now? Amazon says it won't be available for 1-2 months?

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https://www.bookdepository.com/Dorni...8195177&sr=1-1

Ordered my copy from Book Depository and it's shipped already.

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I had my copies a week ago & notice now that the book is out Amazon has stopped the reduced pre-ordering price

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Well, well... look what landed on my desk with a roar of Bramo engines...

'Working' from home/self-isolation will be a tad more endurable now...