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Luftwaffe Colours, 1935-1945 by Michael Ullmann, Hikoki Publications, Manchester, UK, 2008, $59.95. Books dealing with German aircraft camouflage and markings are a significant slice of the aviation history publishing industry. It seems that each aircraft in the Luftwaffe’s inventory has at least one volume devoted to its coloration, with the more iconic types such as …
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Why Captain John Cromwell Chose To Go Down With His ShipU.S. Navy submarine officer John P. Cromwell went to extraordinary lengths to protect a vital American secret from the enemy
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