Breaking the Luftwaffe: ULTRA as a Weapon of the USAAF

[Larry deZeng]

Sort of "as expected" Jukka. The Luftwaffe fans and buffs today are almost exclusively interested in the aircraft, fighters, aces, losses and that's about it. They have little or no interest in the history of the war itself or in the non-flying branches of the Luftwaffe. Sad.

L.

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by Larry deZeng

Sort of "as expected" Jukka. The Luftwaffe fans and buffs today are almost exclusively interested in the aircraft, fighters, aces, losses and that's about it. They have little or no interest in the history of the war itself or in the non-flying branches of the Luftwaffe. Sad.

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Yet in the UK at least books on Enigma, Bletchley Park and Alan Turing keep on getting published. In normal times the Bletchley Park Museum attracts a lot of visitors too (and deservedly so, it’s excellent).

[TigerTimon]

Originally Posted by Larry deZeng

Sort of "as expected" Jukka. The Luftwaffe fans and buffs today are almost exclusively interested in the aircraft, fighters, aces, losses and that's about it. They have little or no interest in the history of the war itself or in the non-flying branches of the Luftwaffe. Sad.

L.

This book is about the USAAF though...

Okay, so the pandemic is the cause of this huge delay. That is sad but very understandable. Is there a chance I get my money back when the project is cancelled? I hope he won't cancel it though, I am willing to wait for it.

Kind regards,
Timon

[Jukka Juutinen]

I have bad news. The book has been cancelled and those who have paid in advance will be refunded ASAP.

[Alfred.MONZAT]

Bad news indeed, I was looking forward to it

[TigerTimon]

Originally Posted by Jukka Juutinen

I have bad news. The book has been cancelled and those who have paid in advance will be refunded ASAP.

Thank you for the info. Sad, but understandable. Was also looking forward to it.