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This book tells the story of the Spitfire, the variants and engines used, to chronicle this aircraft and its legendary exploits. A chapter is notably dedicated to the Spitfire's service with the French armed forces. Also featuring numerous detail photographs of airworthy examples.
€39.81
When it was formed in 1943, General Leclerc's 2nd Armored Division was equipped with three armored regiments that would form its spearhead: the 501st Tank Combat Regiment, drawn from the Free French Forces, the 12th African Chasseurs Regiment and the 12th Cuirassiers Regiment, both drawn from the Army of Africa.
€132.50
The 1943 CPO shirt is the classic deck shirt worn by US Navy petty officers from the late 1930s onwards.
It is known as the CPO in reference to the "Chief Petty Officer", a senior NCO rank in the US Navy and the US Coast Guard.
This thick, insulating and warm deck shirt was designed to be worn on its own by sailors or under the N1-Deck Jacket.
This...
€47.30
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In the pantheon of warships, the battleships Yamato and Musashi, along with the aircraft carrier Shinano, occupy a place apart.
€36.97
Volume I – The regimental badge
€36.97
The Luftwaffe's second dive-bomber wing, the St.G. 2, was for a very long time succinctly referred to from 1945 onwards as 'Hans-Ulrich Rudel's unit'.
€27.49
An extraordinary figure, shaped by history, Otto Skorzeny became, from the end of the Second World War onwards, "the most wanted man in Europe" — if not "the most dangerous man in the Third Reich"!
€36.97
Berlin, 23–26 April 1945, in Hitler's Führer-Bunker.
In November 1945, two French officers secretly entered the Führer-Bunker. Torch in hand, they explored the various rooms of what had been Adolf Hitler's final residence.
€52.13
This second volume covers the last two French 10,000-tW cruisers FOCH and DUPLEIX before the pinnacle of the ALGÉRIE.
€58.77
René Francillon, author of numerous aeronautical works, needs no introduction to our readers.
€55.92
Hold The Oak Line is a 496-page work. It describes the journey of the 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.It is the result of ten years of research. Drawing on entirely previously unpublished sources, this work covers the whole of the first part of 1944 and ends on 1 July, before the attack on Carpiquet and its airfield.