Battle Of Britain—Paperback Style

The recently released film epic, Battle of Britain, seems to have aroused a new interest in this phase of World War 11, and the Pan Books paperbook series now appearing under this same title covers this field well. All are illustrated.

The first of these is The Battle of Britain, by Leonard Mosley (80c), which is more the story of making the film than the actual battle. Fighter Pilot, by Paul Richey (70c), is the true

story of a Hurricane squadron in France before its fall in 1940.

The third in the series, pub lished in conjunction with Mac donald Co. (Publishers), is Aircraft of the Battle of Britain, by William Green (80c) a well illustrated and detailed coverage of the major aircraft used by both sides in this crucial time in Britain’s history.

All three books are good read ing, whether you’re an aviation

enthusiast or not.-

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