World War II: Air War

American Heritage Series

De: Stephen W. Sears

Narrado por: Paul Boehmer

The air war over Europe during World War II proved that combat in the sky can be even more devastating than combat on the ground. When the war ended, every major city in Germany was virtually destroyed. A German writer admitted that his own nation, in taking up the sword to conquer the world, had "summoned up those bands of furies which raced across the German skies".

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Too limited

Enjoyable, but very limited. Too little info on British, German, and Japanese aviation resources, tactics, successes, and failures.

Very very good

Very well done very well. Done very well. Done very well done
Very well done
This requirement of words is too much

good overview

This book does a good job giving the reader an overview of the ETO air war. There are a lot of other good book that break the air war into smaller stories.

Not for serious students of the air war. Excellent

Not for serious students of the air war. Excellent for General reader. A good General introduction.

Waaaaaaaay too short

Too short...needlessly so and it ends very abruptly. Nothing new here for enthusiasts. Very elementary in its nature. Beginner's book, truly.