[PDF.76rr] Stormbird: One of the Luftwaffe's Highest Scoring Me 262 Aces (Crecy Classic)

Stormbird: One of the Luftwaffe's Highest Scoring Me 262 Aces (Crecy Classic)

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 | #1989819 in Books |  Crecy Publishing |  2009-06-24 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.25 x.56 x6.00l,1.20 | File type: PDF | 272 pages

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||27 of 28 people found the following review helpful.| Indispensible first hand account|By Daniel R. Taylor|Knights Cross holder Hermann Buchner writes chronologically of his wartime experiences in a variety of operational aircraft and theaters.
Interested persons who already own and enjoy Luftwaffe pilot biographies and books about men like Galland, Lipfert, Rall, Hannig, Heilmann, Hartmann, Hahn and Steinhoff will be equal| |"For those looking for a good book that puts you in the cockpit of the plane, this is well worth picking up." -Internet Modeler, reviewed by Chris Banyai-Riepl, September 2009 (Internet Modeler 2009-09-01)

"Stormbird is a book that I know you

Hermann Buchner was one of the rare bomber pilots who also became a fighter pilot. The author, a Luftwaffe NCO pilot and Knight s Cross holder, gives a riveting account of his training with the pre-war Austrian air force, instructing with the Luftwaffe, and the terrifying ground-attack operations on the Eastern Front trying to stop the Russian mincing machine. Despite being shot down twice, Buchner himself targeted Il2s, Yak 9s, and a Boston bomber who fell victim to his...

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