Broken Eagles Luftwaffe Losses Over Yorkshire 1939-1945

{detailed description}During the Second World War, no less than some 150 Luftwaffe aircraft were shot down or crashed over North-East England.
In Broken Eagles, aviation historian Bill Norman describes in fascinating detail the circumstances behind the loss of each of seventy German aircraft over Yorkshire. In researching material for this book, he contacted not only local witnesses and British servicemen and women but also over fifty former Luftwaffe personnel who had been personally involved in operations. The result is an exceptionally thorough and interesting record of the dramatic events that occurred some sixty years ago, told from both sides of the conflict.
The graphic text is admirably supported by over ninety photographs, many of which have never been seen before.
Broken Eagles will appeal not only to aviation enthusiasts and military historians but to those who now live below the Yorkshire skies where these battles were fought out to the death.
{Author / Publisher / Date}by Bill Norman
published by Leo Cooper 2001 1st edn. 224pp profusely illustrated, appendices, bibliography 16x24
{condition}mint, inc. d/j.
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