This series has been of enduring interest over many years; and is still highly sought after. Apart from the obvious interest to aviation historians; many people researching family history find these books invaluable; as so many families had someone in an RAF bomber squadron; who failed to return from active service.With the interest in family history increasing all the time and with many now seeking detailed information about wartime careers of relatives; the series will continue to be used by those seeking to find out more about fathers; grandfathers and other relatives who flew with; and died in the service of Bomber Command during World War 2.
#3767747 in Books Arms Armour 1994-08Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.75 x 6.50 x 1.00l; #File Name: 1854091743352 pages
Review
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Book Worthy of its SubjectBy David D. LawsonA good solid reference book about one of Americas greatest fighting Armies (The Confederate Army of Northern Virginia). If one wants to see a breakdown of the various Regiments of Infantry; Cavalry; Artillery Engineers. Then you might seriously think about getting this book.Just do not expect one of Shelby Footes or Bruce Catton's type of book. Excellent as they are. This is a reference book.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. excellent reference bookBy promark72@hotmail.comPhillip Katchers' book is so far the best on the army of Lee. It is good to see that there is no references on the "romantic" side of Lee; but rather an objective; concise outline of him as a general; and his army. I really liked the way in which Katcher explained the different ranks in each unit. For this has been not one of my strengths. However; there are some very odd spelling errors in it. But we are only human aren't we ? The only reason that i gave it 4 stars is because i am not widely read in this kind of text. If anyone reads this; can someone tell me how i can get the periodical "AMERICAS' CIVIL WAR"? thankyou.
