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Due in November: JV 44
Robert Forsyth's 448-page hardback from Osprey.
"In this reappraisal of JV 44, published 30 years after his acclaimed and bestselling first study of the unit, leading Luftwaffe historian Robert Forsyth assesses Galland's motives for forming the unit and whether it can be regarded more accurately as a 'Squadron of Aces' or a 'Squadron of Outcasts and Exiles'. The book contains numerous first-hand accounts sourced by the the author during his research in the 1990s when he met with several former pilots from the squadron." |
Re: Due in November: JV 44
well Robert's kept that one under his belt!
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Re: Due in November: JV 44
Really looking forward to this one.
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Re: Due in November: JV 44
I am cautious about reappraisals. At that point in the war, when things had to be cobbled together, you made the best choices you could.
I am more concerned about what JV 44 actually accomplished than the personalities or issues with those involved. |
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Re: Due in November: JV 44
Thank you Nick.
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