German floatplanes in the Aegean

[byron-]

Chris,

is there any additional info available about these two interesting pics?

[RT]

What was the final score of the encounter ?? I mean how many vessels/ seems also fish-cutter../ sunk, how many Beauf. down ??

Rémi

[Paul Thompson]

Originally Posted by andy bird

Chris,

Tried to pitch a 'Strike Wing' book on Beaufighter's / Mosquito variants at Osprey recently but apparently there is a limited market !

Perhaps I went to the wrong person

Andy B.

Hello Andy,

You have at least one very keen reader waiting!

I have to say I am not entirely sure of Osprey's marketing strategy, for example the Skyraider Units title out next month is very interesting for me, but I don't think it will sell very well outside the US.

I would like to ask you a 'Strike Wing' question via PM, so please clear your inbox

Warm regards,

Paul

[keith A]

Fascinating post. Can anyone confirm the claimants of 603 Squadron? As an Edinburger I am very interested in their Beaufighter claims.

regards

Keith

[Chris Goss]

Paul
The books are Fw 200 Combat Units for Osprey and......a book together with Herr Ott on the Fw 200 in combat for Classic/Crecy. Having turned up loads of Condor photos of late, it seem to be the way to go!
Byron & Remi
I have all the details on each camera gun sequence. From memory, the one with steam/smoke is 1 Jun 44-I wrote about this for Britain at War; 2 Beaufighters lost. The other is 25 May 43.
Andy
I don't think that such a book would not appeal to Osprey at this time; they seem to be concentrating on Luftwaffe & aces
Byron
Cannot seem to find your email

[byron-]

Chris,
i`ll send you a message, thanks

[Paul Thompson]

Originally Posted by Chris Goss

Paul
The books are Fw 200 Combat Units for Osprey and......a book together with Herr Ott on the Fw 200 in combat for Classic/Crecy. Having turned up loads of Condor photos of late, it seem to be the way to go!

Hello Chris,

Thank you! Apologies for the week-long delay in replying, I got caught up in other things. The combination with Herr Ott on the operational history of the Fw 200 promises to be a very welcome addition to the literature

Warm regards,

Paul