Description: Pacific Aircraft Profiles Vol 5 Japanese Zero Fighters (land based) New Guinea Solomons 1942-44 Pacific Profiles Volume Five Japanese fighters Japanese Navy Zero Fighters (land-based) New Guinea and the Solomons by M. Claringbould The Pacific Profiles series of books presents the most accurate WWII aircraft profiles and stories to date of Japanese & Allied aircraft in the Pacific theatre.Illustrated by unit are abundant examples of the varied markings, tail codes, leadership hallmarks and camouflage schemes which appeared on the thirteen Air Groups (Kokutai) operating in the theatre from February 1942 to February 1944. Each of the 101 profiles is supported by primary source material including colour photos, Japanese records, POW interrogations, technical reports, post-war wreck examinations and Allied intelligence summaries. These are accompanied by brief histories, stories of each unit and notes on the changing nature of each unit's markings. How the late 1942 Japanese Navy restructure impacted these units is also clarified, along with the rationale and meaning of the ensuing multifaceted markings systems. Click to see other Books on War - RAAF USAF Pacific Air War History and Merchandise Book Condition: brand new book Type of Cover on Book: Soft Cover Printed/Publish Date: September 2021 1st Edition Dimensions of book: 175 x 230 x 10 Total Pages In Book: 120 Comment: If you live in Australia we have a special maximum postage charge to Australian Destination of $15.90 no matter how many books you purchase. Please See our shop catalogue to left
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Japanese WW2: Zero Fighter
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Campaign: World War II
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Era: 1940s
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