In Furious Skies: Flying with Hitlers Luftwaffe in the Second World War Heath Tim
In Furious Skies: Flying with Hitlers Luftwaffe in the Second World War Heath Tim When a proud Adolf Hitler revealed his new Luftwaffe to the world in March 1935, it was the largest, most modern…
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In Furious Skies: Flying with Hitlers Luftwaffe in the Second World War Heath Tim
When a proud Adolf Hitler revealed his new Luftwaffe to the world in March 1935, it was the largest, most modern military air arm the world had seen. By 1944, the Luftwaffe, wearied by aerial battles on multiple fronts combined with tactical mismanagement from the highest levels of command, were unable to match their enemies in both production and manpower. Equipped with the latest monoplane fighter and bomber aircraft manned by well-trained and motivated crews, it soon became evident that the Luftwaffe also possessed a high degree of technical superiority over Germany's future enemies.Yet within just nine years the once-mightiest air force in the world had reached total collapse, destroyed in part by the very people responsible for creating it.
By this time the Luftwaffe was fighting for its survival, and for the survival of Germany itself, above the burning cities of the
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