Axis Wings: the Luftwaffe and co-belligerent air forces compendium

AXIS WINGS is the first volume in a new series of collections relating to the Luftwaffe and the co-belligerent air forces. Drawing on the talents of many well-known names in the Luftwaffe research and writing community, each issue will be filled with stories, photographs and artwork.
 

 Contents :
- A bad start for the X.Fliegerkorps in the Mediterranean. Alexander Steenbeck
- Karl-Hermann Lion: The career of a successful Stuka driver: part one. Tim Olivier
- Nachtjagdstaffel Finland – Nachtjagdstaffel Norway – 4./NJG 3. Sven Carlsen
- Apprentices of the Third Reich: the corps of National Socialist aviators. Dr Victoria Taylor
- Focke-Wulf Fw 187: The failed record attempt. Dietmar Hermann
- Artisans of Death: What was it like being a Luftwaffe airman? What veterans say…. Christer Bergström
- A convoluted story – The Junkers W 34 in Spain. Juan Carlos Salgado Rodriguez
- Sonderstaffel Einhorn et III./KG 200: from sacrifice to surrender. Nick Beale
- Attack on HMT Rhona – Eyewitness testimony. Chris Goss
- Back to basics: reconversion of the DornierKauz night fighter. Mikael Olrog
- German aircraft 1919-1932: an A to Z overview of aircraft manufacturers – Part One. J.Richard Smith
- Behind the book: “Bodenplatte” – An interview with John Manrho
- Photo album
- Luftwaffe library and bulletin board. Alexander Steenbeck