Featuring photographs throughout, as well as special colour artwork, this volume is a concise history of this fighter group and their success.
‘I think the success of the 354th as the leading group in the European theatre for aerial victories is due to several things. First was the initial training of the squadrons before deployment to England. Colonel Ken Martin nurtured the group from its infancy, and all the excellence that later showed through could be placed at his doorstep. Despite his youth, he knew how to foster teamwork and demand perfection in flying. There was nothing more important than getting the group off on the right foot. Second, our pilots were taught to fly mutual support, and practised it faithfully. There were no hot pilots in the 354th, only excellent pilots. Third, men like Glenn Eagleston gave advice and warnings about combat tactics and guarding ones tail. This prepared our pilots for lurking dangers, something the other groups may not have done.’ Brigadier General James Howard, Commanding Officer of the 354th Fighter Group
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William Hess is the official historian for the American Fighter Aces Association, and is one of the most highly respected aviation writers of his generation. A B-17 crewman during World War 2, Hess has written over 40 books during his long and distinguished career. This is his first book for Osprey.
Chris Davey has illustrated over a dozen titles in the Aces and Combat Aircraft series since 1994, as well as Aviation Elite 2. He has become the artist of choice for both USAAF ETO and RAF subject matter, proving his undoubted skill when dealing with large aircraft subjects such as the Halifax and Sunderland.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Laurier, Jim (illustrateur). Featuring photographs throughout, as well as special colour artwork, this volume is a concise history of this fighter group and their success.'I think the success of the 354th as the leading group in the European theatre for aerial victories is due to several things. First was the initial training of the squadrons before deployment to England. Colonel Ken Martin nurtured the group from its infancy, and all the excellence that later showed through could be placed at his doorstep. Despite his youth, he knew how to foster teamwork and demand perfection in flying. There was nothing more important than getting the group off on the right foot. Second, our pilots were taught to fly mutual support, and practised it faithfully. There were no "hot" pilots in the 354th, only "excellent" pilots. Third, men like Glenn Eagleston gave advice and warnings about combat tactics and guarding one's tail. This prepared our pilots for lurking dangers, something the other groups may not have done.' Brigadier General James Howard, Commanding Officer of the 354th Fighter Group. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781841763156
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Soft cover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Issued Without Jacket. Laurier, Jim (illustrateur). 1st Edition. Slender octavo, paperback, 128 pp., color illus., b/w photos, appendices, index. Osprey Aviation Elite #7. The 354th FG was the leading group in the European Theater for aerial victories. Tipped-in inside the front cover is a signed card from William "WillieY" Anderson. He had 9.5 kills plus he shot down at V1 rocket. He also received the Silver Star & DFC(2). On the next p. is a color photo of 2 airplanes signed by Lowell Brueland, 12.5 kills plus 2 more in Korea & winner of the DSC. Paperback book in fine cond. Signed by Subjects. N° de réf. du vendeur 013305
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Etat : New. Laurier, Jim (illustrateur). Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. An insight into the career of the 354th FG or Pioneer Mustang Group , the group responsible for debuting the Merlin-engined P-51B in the European Theatre of Operations (ETO) in December 1943.Über den AutorrnrnWilliam N Hess. N° de réf. du vendeur 597055947
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Couverture souple. Etat : Très bon. Laurier, Jim (illustrateur). Description : 'I think the success of the 354th as the leading group in the European theatre for aerial victories is due to several things. First was the initial training of the squadrons before deployment to England. Colonel Ken Martin nurtured the group from its infancy, and all the excellence that later showed through could be placed at his doorstep. Despite his youth, he knew how to foster teamwork and demand perfection in flying. There was nothing more important than getting the group off on the right foot. Second, our pilots were taught to fly mutual support, and practised it faithfully. There were no "hot" pilots in the 354th, only "excellent" pilots. Third, men like Glenn Eagleston gave advice and warnings about combat tactics and guarding one's tail. This prepared our pilots for lurking dangers, something the other groups may not have done.' Brigadier General James Howard, Commanding Officer of the 354th Fighter Group. N° de réf. du vendeur 021560
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