Feedback on "Jonah's Feet are Dry"?

[kb]

Anyone had a chance to read this book? Looks well done, but price is steep.

Worth it?

[Erich]

KB if your interest is in the 353rd fighter group then this is your book. the best provided so far. big, heavy and quite pricey as you say, maybe a little over the top here. A friend of mine serving in the group till June of 44 when he was shot down by 20mm's and POW proudly displays the book in his living room and shares it with everyone who enters his home. what he is most impressed with besides the photo content is the run-down on the missions. I have only seen the book briefly so another visit is due ....

Erich

[Peter Randall]

If you are in to Fighter Group unit histories, then this is one of the most comprehensive you will ever see. Graham Cross has done a great job with it. The only thing missing is an a/c inventory and Graham almost certainly left that out because I can update that sort of thing easier on the web site than can be done in a printed volume. It certainly wasn’t due to shortage of space because he was not tied by publisher’s constraints on this one.

Peter

[Bertrand H]

KB,

More info here :

http://www.353rd.com/

Just order my sample last week after browsed it during the airshow in Duxford last month. Seems to a master work !

Sincerely

Bertrand

[kb]

Thanks all. Guess I'll need to dig deep and get a copy!

[nick de carteret]

Anyone have the exact size of this book? - I heard it is rather large. As it is published in the UK, I am assuming it might be the same size as John Manrho's Bodenplatte. Sizing shelves for all these large format books is becoming quite problematic. I had previously set my shelves to the dimensions of the Eagle Editions and Schiffer books which are not quite as tall but have since found the British books are bigger so a bit of juggling is required.