New JG 2 book

[sveahk]

I received my JG 2 book in the mail yesterday and, although I've just been able to browse through it (300 pages), I'm definitely happy with what Mombeek, Roba and Goss have accomplished. Build up in the same way as Mombeek's classic JG 4 and Jg 5 books, day-to-day personal accounts in a historical context with lots of photos (1000?), good quality all through, and even with my rudimentary French this is a must read! Good job, Erik!!

Cheers
Hans

[Von Alles]

Hi,
got my book this week : impressive !!
I am very happy that it will be a full story of the Richthofen saga.
Now i am waiting with impatience for the following volumes !
Congratulations Mr MOMBEECK !!
All the best
Von Alles

[Tom Semenza]

Erik,

I would like to make a suggestion to you and other authors of non-English books. Rather than producing English language versions why not just supply an English translation for the text and captions. Printing these would be very inexpensive and they could be sold as an adjunct with the book or separately to those who may already have the book.

By the way I have all of your books so far except the JG 2, keep up the excellent work.

Best Wishes,

Tom

[Jukka Juutinen]

That solution is a bit awkward: it would make proper book reading impossible as one would constantly need to switch between the book itself and separate translation sheet. Of course, if one could buy the text translation for e.g. 5 bucks without needing to buy the book itself, the by all means. But no way on earth I would pay the full price for the book plus extra for the translation.

[FalkeEins]

Mombeeck/Roba JG 2 history Vol II (French) awarded 'book of the year' over at aerostories, one of the more important French forums

http://www.aerostories.org/~aerobiblio/mot47.html

[Nick Veltjens]

Hi Erik
I'm glad your book on JaGe II is finally out. My book on Josef (Seppl) Veltjens is also finished and available through amazon.com:
"Seppl, a step ahead of politics" by Klaus Veltjens. Klaus is my official name, but I am generally known as Nick.
His life was full of secrets that were not widely known.

[Rasmussen]

Why in volume 1 is used an picture without the permission of the owner (was used the copy of the picture in JFV-series)?

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by Rasmussen

Why in volume 1 is used an picture without the permission of the owner (was used the copy of the picture in JFV-series)?

A question you could easily have asked directly via a private message, so why didn't you?