I like to read, I like to read a lot.
A good mix between colourful anecdotes and impressive facts this book has been a joy to read. More than once I chuckled. Maybe - partly - because the 1945 language is courtly and at the same time wonderfully political incorrect after today's measures
After reading many a book about D-day I find it increasingly interesting too read books dealing with fragments of it. 
One of the better books of many good books I have read about D-Day.
A very, very comprehensive series of books. I have a confesion though; I skimmed/speed-red many a page as the level of details is overwhelming 
A very interesting story vividly told by Mr. Boyne. Alas it ends with 1998 an a brief mentioning of the JFS
Fact eavy and a bit 'dry' this book remains a very interesting read. Look forward to read the next three volumes
Heavy on facts this book takes you 'behind the scenes'. A very valid supplement to the more 'pure' air power accounts.
Quite a mixed bag of treats
As with many other German weapons of WWII; too late too little. Nevertheless and interesting airplane.
With my technical knowledge - or lack there of - about radar, current, radio waves and the like I found this book a real tough one to read. I was lost time and time again. 
Sometimes I like reading about 'smaller units' in contrary to the broader perspective. It reminds me that it was real humans who fought, died or survived
I fell across this book in my library and brought it home as a 'gap filler' while waiting the books I have ordered from my library
A fine book, enjoyed reading it. And I guess that the author with this book rams it home that the iconic Spitfire did not win the Battle of Britain on its own
Much praise has - rightfully - been given to this book. And I can't add more to what has already been said and written about it.
A pictorial book with contributions from many 'users' and people otherwise working with the Herc. The photos a good and the accounts leaves you with a clear impression of what this magnificent aircraft is capable of.
I'm really not sure what to say about this book. On one hand, I am sure that it's a fine work of reference with many useful 'hard numbers of performance' like stall speed, climb, turn, roll and so.
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