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This gripping account tells the story of the German night fighters during the Second World War, beginning with the shooting down of a British Armstrong Whitworth Whitley bomber over Germany on 20 July 1940. Written by a former Messerschmitt pilot, the author describes the fear, danger and strong comradeship experienced by the Luftwaffe pilots. He traces the development of German radar and the evolution of night-fighting tactics through the Battle of Britain, offering a vivid picture of the men and aircraft involved in the air war.
Hardback
Printed - 1969
Pages - 202
ISBN - 718304012
Condition - good used book
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