Weapons book No. 1

"Confident in the knowledge that they had beaten the German Army to a standstill in 1918, the armies of Western Europe once more came to grips w ith their old enemy in May 1940 - and within a few days lay prostrate before a numerically inferior but technically superior and revolutionary weapon - the Panzer Division."

Ballantine's Illustrated History of World War II. Weapons book, no 3.

The Me-109 took to the air in 1935, and at war's end it could still fly and fight on even terms with the best fighters produced by its opponents. Through a host of variations and modifications, the Me-109 was probably the most consistently great aircraft in aviation history. \\\* Me-109 is part of Ballantine's Illustrated History of World War II, and is Book #4 in the Weapons Book series.

This book is from the Ballantine War series detailing Hitler's Secret weapons Programs of WWII

An illustrated guide to the Supermarine Spitfire, used by the Royal Air Force and Allies in World War II, with an introduction by Air Vice Marshal and flying ace James Edgar Johnson. "Men came from every corner of the free world to fly and fight in Spitfires. Men from countries where freedom had a meaning in their minds. A babel of tongues chattered in her cockpit, and all came to love her for her throughbread qualities. Today there are only a handful of Spitfires still flying, and seldom can be heard taht nostalgic whistling call ass she arcs across the sky. But occassionally, after all these years, I am privileged to fly in that familiar cockpit again when the song of her Merlin engine brings back a hundred memories of those valiant years." —Air Vice-Marshal Johnnie Johnson, from the Introduction

Softcover book

Honor For Us Means Loyalty From their origin as a handful of men protecting Nazi political rallies, the SS and Gestapo grew to be the feared Police of the Master Race and subjected two-thirds of Europe to their organized tyranny. Under Himmler and Heydrich, these corps of "Aryan" elite administered the systematic genocide of European Jews and a reign of terror on all enemies of the Reich.

Second Library copy- San Diego Air and Space Museum

From triumphant partner in the opening Blitzkrieg campaigns in the war to the last futile efforts to stem the inexorable Allied advance, the Luftwaffe waged a savage but honourable war against an enemy who eventually had overwhelming and irresistible forces. \\\* Luftwaffe: Birth, Life and Death of An Air Force is part of The Pan/Ballantine Illustrated History of World War II, and is Book #10 in the Weapons Book series.