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Old 22nd September 2015, 12:24
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Re: Battle Of Britain Combat Archive Volume 1

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Originally Posted by FalkeEins View Post
surely much of the relevant material is already in these 5 vols ?
The Crash Archive is now up to 7 volumes. The differences between the two series is that in the Crash Archive the details relate to the aircraft that crashed whereas in the new series the details relate to the combats that took place - formations, flight profiles etc. The sample pages on the Wing Leader page give a good idea of what each day constitutes in the new books.
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