LUFTWAFFE VS. RAF: FLYING EQUIPMENT OF THE AIR WAR 1939

Closely examines the developement and use of personal flying equipment of the Luftwaffe and RAF throughout World War II. Compasses secreted in tunic buttons, floating rations, and even suits with built-in parachutes. All types of parachutes and harnesses, life preservers, inflatable boats, survival tools, weapons for self defense, and even paperwork and personal items carries.

Mick J. Prodger
Format: 23,5 X 31 cm, 144 Seiten