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Old 28th August 2014, 18:40
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Seaplanes of Bocche - Austro-Hungarian Naval Aviation in Southern Adriatic

Hi all,

My second non-WWII related book has been finally released. More details at

http://wingsofserbia.com/category/seaplanes-of-bocche/


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Old 29th August 2014, 15:22
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Congratulations! All most Americans know about these operations seems to be limited to that which originates from the citations of the US Medal of Honor that were won in combat there.
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Re: Seaplanes of Bocche - Austro-Hungarian Naval Aviation in Southern Adriatic

Two days ago I've got my "Seaplanes of Bocce". As an Austrian Aircraft Historian I was curious about this book. A well produced book with many photos, softcover but a first class one. A well written story about the Seaplanes far away from Austria, 8 pages of colour profiles, even from aircraft after the war. Maybe an excotic theme among the aviation books but a book that is filling a gap among these books. Highly recommended!

Congratulations to Boris Ciglic!

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I have just read this book myself and can recommend it to everyone interested in Naval aviation in the Adriatic 1914-18.

The author should also be congratulated for chosing to publish the book entirely in English.

The missions done from NAS Kumbor was of course a side show, since the main Naval action took place further north, but this does not diminish the value of this book, on the contrary we get to know the area very well and the men who served there, and in great detail at that.

Beside numerous very interesting photos, the book is also rounded off by very detailed appendices, such as all known personal, victories and losses and also something usually overlooked a Glossary of Geographical names (very thoughtful Boris!). Who would recognise Agram as todays Zagreb or Ragusa as todays Dubrovnik? Not me anyway!

Also let's not forget artist Ognjan Petrovic who has produced eight pages of colour side views of the participant aircraft.

Well done Boris, and all that remains to be said is WHAT'S NEXT??

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Old 6th November 2014, 20:34
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Congratulations Boris!




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Old 10th November 2014, 10:10
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Re: Seaplanes of Bocche - Austro-Hungarian Naval Aviation in Southern Adriatic

Thanks chaps

The first Errata sheet can be now downloaded at

http://wingsofserbia.com/seaplanes-of-bocche/errata-i/

And Stig, the next will be a book about a WWII subject: Messerschmitt Bf 109: The Yugoslav Story 1939 - 1952

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Old 20th November 2014, 15:22
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Boris

Sounds great, and I hope you stick to English or at least make it bi-lingual?
Will also be good to get the whole story about the 109 in Yugoslavia.

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Hi All
I was privileged to read Seaplanes of Bocche while it was still in manuscript. Excellent text and fantastic photos. Extraordinary eight page color profiles by Mr.Ognjan Petrovic. Extensive documentary material from archives around the world. Definitely the missing link. Highly recommended!

Congratulations my friend!

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