La Kampfgeschwader 100. L'Escadre au Drakkar (1938-1944).

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my copy arrived - courtesy of my wallet (pocketbook) to quote a very irrating phrase..

very nice indeed. All in French, no English, some German docs reproduced as photo 'copies', lots of nice clear pics. Five or six pages of wreck recoveries in colour. The 'known losses' and 'personnel' lists amount to 28 of the 224 A-4 pages. Personal accounts from Deumling and Cescotti - among others, and in a different font colour which is a novel touch. One slight disappointment -and its not immediately clear from the ads, at least not to me - it's a soft cover book, although the paper is thick and glossy. Same for Rémy's superlative 'Morane' title (history of GC III/7)