Junkers Ju 88, Vol. 3. Day and Nightfighters. Development - Equipment - Operations 1940 - 1945.

[Siko54]

Well that was a record for me from Books Etc - 4 days from ordering until it turned up....very impressed and perfectly/securely wrapped too. The book is fantastic and ticks all the boxes, some fabulous photos from an estate in there and really looking forward to reading it.

I think Martin and Chris could write something similar on the 110, which would be amazing........

[John Vasco]

Originally Posted by Siko54

I think Martin and Chris could write something similar on the 110, which would be amazing........

I do believe quite a bit has already been written on the Bf 110...

[Chris Goss]

Indeed it has! I think what Si is hinting at is one along the lines of Crecy's series; potential for you there John?

[FalkeEins]

....and this volume even has Bf 110s in it. Nice half-page photo of a IV./NJG 6 'F' - although I suppose they did share a field briefly with 1./NJG 100 at Zilistea..

a very nice volume Chris, looked surprisingly 'slim' for 224 pages. Super quality from the publisher, shame the Book Depository managed to rip the jacket on my copy (beware, their packaging is poor!) Shame too that ZG 1 machine photo is printed twice when there are other shots in this series.

[Fanair]

congratulations Chris I just received by amazon . fr your last book it seems very good (like the others !)

Alain

[Chris Goss]

Thanks Alain & Neil. It was a joint effort between me and Martin Streetley- I just did the operational bits and most of the photos

[Carsten Petersen]

I have just gotten the book. It looks really nice. What is the EN-Archive ?

[Chris Goss]

Eddie Nielinger formerly Eddie Creek

[Carsten Petersen]

Thanks Chriss - I had never heard of that archive and I know quite a few of the pictures claimed by other people

[Chris Goss]

Eddie Creek is a very well known name who has been collecting photos for around 50 years