Deutsche Flugzeug-Bewaffnung im Zweiten Weltkrieg

German military technology during World War II was a leader in many areas, including aviation and aircraft armament. From the second half of the war onward, the Luftwaffe faced massive superiority, and its technical responses were correspondingly innovative (e.g., photocell-triggered, diagonally upward-firing weapons when flying under bomber formations, or glide bombs for reaching distant targets). Countless photos and illustrations (including those from the Federal Military Archives in Freiburg) make this book an indispensable reference work and a treat for anyone interested in technology and the military.
 

• Armament, operational tactics, weapon comparison
• With rare historical photos and interesting graphics
• Pages 352
• Illustrations 600
• Cover type: Hardcover with overlay
• Format (W x H in mm) 240 x 220
• German language