Luftwaffe at War Vol. 2

Continuing the story of the rise of Germany's Luftwaffe at the onset of World War II, defense journalist E.F. Hooton tells how Germany's innovative blitzkrieg tactical assault, honed by practical experience in Spain, was employed with devastating effect against Scandinavia, the Netherlands, and against the Allied Expeditionary Forces, which were forced to evacuate at Dunkirk. Concluding with the Fall of France, it describes the evolution of such iconic German aircraft as the Messerschmitt Bf109 and the Junkers Ju-87 Stuka dive bomber, and is heavily illustrated with captioned archival photos, color profile drawings, and maps.