About the Author:
Christopher Shores served in the ATC and RAF during the 1950s and produced his first book, Aces High, in 1966. By profession a chartered surveyor, Christopher Shores worked in the commercial property market for more than 40 years. Retired in mid-2000, he continues to be a consultant, but is now able to devote much more of his time and energy to aviation research and writing.
Chris Thomas worked for more than 30 years as a civilian air traffic controller. He is the son of a 2nd TAF pilot and co-authored The Typhoon and Tempest Story with Christopher Shores following a long-running series in Le Fanatique de l'Aviation. He has a wide interest in military aviation and has provided illustrations for a number of books and periodicals, including The JG 26 Album and Under the Guns of the Red Baron, as well as cover paintings for more than 20 publications.
Review:
This is a fitting conclusion to an excellent series of books on a part of the war that many have overlooked. It is superbly done and belongs on your bookshelf. I can recommend this one without hesitation. ---Modeling Madness, reviewed by Scott Van Aken, June 2009
This book will be very useful to modelers and historians alike, and is worth getting even if you don't have the other three volumes. Don't miss you on this one. Highly recommended. ---IPMS, reviewed by Brian Baker, June 2009
This is a great finish to an excellent history of the 2nd Tactical Air Force. ---Internet Modeler, reviewed by Chris Banyai-Riepl, July 2009
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