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Old 11th June 2012, 23:43
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Mission 376 - May 28, 1944 - ETO
http://www.stackpolebooks.com/produc...le=mission-376

"Details the first combat use of remote-controlled glide bombs by the U.S. Army Air Force."





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Isn't this a reprint of the hardcover Hikoki title?
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Old 14th June 2012, 04:18
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I don't know. Perhaps someone should contact the publisher.

A reference for those unfamiliar with the Hikoki version:

http://www.internetmodeler.com/2004/...mission376.php




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Re: Mission 376 - May 28, 1944 - ETO
Same book just reprinted in paperback.
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Re: Mission 376 - May 28, 1944 - ETO
It's indeed a paperback reprint of the original Hikoki hardback version from 2004, specifically aimed by Stackpole for the US market.
And to put things right: of course the book does not contain the story of the first use of 'remotely controlled' glide bombs. They actually were the unguided GB-1 bombs, that were used on Cologne!
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Thank you, sir, very much, for responding.




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Stackpole has a very strong military history lineup with their softcover and now also hardcover titles.
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