"Losses of the 8th and 9th AF"/Bishop

[BennoT6]

You are correct, not that many used in the ETO; only a few of them. Most likely those only served during 1944/1945. Was trying to find out that in particular, and serials of course.

Regards,

Benno

[paulmcmillan]

Losses of 8th and 9th Air Force Volume 2 (Jan to March 1944)
By Bishop/Hey
East Anglia books is advertising this for sale in the latest issue of Flypast at approx £39.95 (FYI Stan Bishop founded East Anglian Books)
I rang up and was told it is at printers and they are estimnated 6 to 8 weeks delivery. They are taking back orders
I am NOT linked in any way to this organisation, It is just that I have been waiting a long time for this!
http://www.eastangliabooks.com/

[Dénes Bernád]

See separate thread in the Allies section.

[paulmcmillan]

BTW

I received Losses of 8th and 9th Air Force Volume 2 (Jan to March 1944)
yesterday (I am in the UK) it is excellent as per Vol 1

[chicoartist]

Hi fellas -

I must have been under a rock as I only recently became aware of the excellent Bishop & Hey "Losses of the 8th and 9th" series. Through the miracle of the Internet I have Vol II in hand, with Vol I enroute as we speak. Excellent, excellent, excellent! I'd rate this scholarly work up there with Frank Olynyk's series on aerial credits as the most important works in my library.

I checked the East Anglia books site, and I don't see Vol III listed. I believe some of you know the authors personally - any rough guesses when we take up with April 44 onwards?

Cheers!
Wade

[cpaige5@hotmail.com]

There are mistakes in Vol 1 if you slowly read every little detail you will find about a dozen. An example would be listing 5 as pows and only 4 are checked off. Am looking forward to vol 2. Its my 50th birthday present to me presented from mom and dad.