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An Illustrated Account Of The Challenge Posed To Raf Fighter Command By The LuftwaffeS Fw 190, And The Ways In Which Spitfire Crews Adapted To This Deadly New Threat.The Introduction Of FockeWulfS Fw 190 To Luftwaffe Service Presented Raf Spitfire Vb And Va Pilots With A Formidable New Foe That Could Quite Literally Run Rings Around Them. First Encountered Over France In September 1941, The Fw 190 Or Butcher Bird Soon Demonstrated Its Startling Capabilities, WrongFooting Raf Fighter Command And Forcing The Swift Development Of New Tactics And Methods. The Actions That Ensued Were Some Of The Most Fiercely Contested Of The Air War In Northwest Europe And Would Lead To The Production And Eventual Fielding Of The Spitfire Ix.In This New Study, Air War Expert Andy Saunders Details How The Raf Having Perhaps Become Complacent About The Superiority Of The Spitfire Found Itself Left Behind With An Inferior Fighter. Covering The Introduction To Service Of Both The Spitfire V And The Fw 190, The Fighters First Encounters And The Battles That Shaped Subsequent Tactics And Design, It Combines Combat Reports And FirstHand Accounts With Archive Photographs And Newly Commissioned Artwork And Formation Diagrams To Convey What It Was Like To Be A Fighter Pilot In Both Aircraft From 1941 To 1943.
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