German Aircraft and Armament; Informational Intelligence Summary No. 44-32, October 1944 (Replaces No. 43-33, all copies of which should be destroyed)

Unpaginated. Illustrations. Technical Specifications. Index. This was first published by the U.S. Army Air Forces in 1944. Foreword by Walter J. Boyne. Cover has some wear and soiling. An official U.S. Army Air forces manual exactly as it appeared when issued in 1944 for identifying German military aircraft. *Contains performance data on 57 different warplanes, from gliders to jet fighters. *Over 120 photographs and 170 drawings. No other book on World War II aviation provides so many specifications and details of performance in such a concise format. On one page are a brief description of each aircraft's purpose, as well as photographs and drawings that include fields of fire. On the facing page are its specifications and performance data, including range, armament, bomb/freight load, and armor. Comprehensive and accurate, it is the ideal quick reference for the airplane buff, the modeler, the computer wargamer, and the air warfare historian. Revised Edition. First printing [stated].