Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Hello
does anybody know about a series of books about all the german fighter aces of WW2 a series by alphabetical names I saw it recently but lost the site it was being promoted.

any help
Santiago

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Santiago,

Most likely this series of books published by Wing Leader:

https://www.wingleader.co.uk/shop/lu...laims-volume-4

By Johannes Mathews and John Foreman.

Enjoy!

Frank.

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Thank you
Frank

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Red Kite/Wingleader published the books as a limited edition with signed sticky labels for each volume. This "edition" has obviously sold out. But the original four volumes are still available from the publisher. See my post above from November 1.

Enjoy!

Frank.

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

If of interest, I have just submitted my book on Luftwaffe Fighter Aces of 1940. Bios of all 204 plus 260 photos. 68000 words

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Who's the publisher?

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

P&S who are also doing a revised reprint of my first ever book Brothers in Arms

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Are the revisions significant? I'm quite fond of the book so wondering how far up my "Hurry, Get It Immediately!" list the revised edition should be placed.

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

New photos but from a words point of view, no new material has emerged since 1994!

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Thanks, Chris! I'm sure I'll pick it up sometime for the new photos, though I don't feel the same sense of urgency to get it as I do for your forthcoming Do-17 opus.

I can't remember how long ago I purchased Brothers In Arms (20 years?); for some reason I didn't realize it was your first book. Cheers!

Re: Series of book on Luftwaffe fighter aces
 

Steve-I had already edited & revised the history of 609 Sqn but this was my first solo effort. Remember signing copies in the terminal at RAF Brize Norton taking my family to Cyprus on posting....