Of all Allied airmen, Polish pilots had had the most experience of fighting the Luftwaffe by the time the war came to Britain. As the Battle of Britain raged, they quickly proved themselves as highly aggressive and skillful interceptors, especially when flying the famous Spitfire. From an expert on Polish fighter aviation, this is a peerless account of the fiery, talented Polish `Spit` pilots, whose country had been overrun and whose aggression and determination to shoot down Axis aircraft was unmatched.

$22.95
Magazines
OSPREY PUBLISHING
MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS
English
9781472808370
OSP ACE127