Mosquito Fighter/Fighter-Bomber Units of World War 2
By (Author) Martin Bowman
Illustrated by Chris Davey
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Osprey Publishing
1st May 2012
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Military vehicles
History of engineering and technology
Aircraft and aviation
European history
Second World War
Modern warfare
623.7464
Paperback
100
Width 184mm, Height 248mm, Spine 7mm
374g
The second volume in the trilogy of Combat Aircraft titles devoted to de Havilland's 'wooden wonder', this book focuses on the Mosquito fighter/fighter-bomber variants, and their users. From its earliest development phase, the aircraft was considered as much a fighter as a bomber, and this was duly reflected when the original 1940 Air Ministry order for 50 Mosquito bombers was modified to 20 bombers and 30 fighters. This volume is the first of its kind exclusively dedicated to the fighter/fighter-bomber variants of de Havilland's classic wartime aircraft.
Barrett Tillman is the worlds most prolific US naval aviation author, having published over two-dozen titles on the World War 2 period alone. He has written numerous books for Osprey in recent years, and he is currently working on several future projects too. TomTullis has illustrated a number of books in both the Aces and Combat Aircraft series. He was the first artist to produce material for Osprey Aviation electronically. Tom's most recent work can be found in Aces 26 and Combat Aircraft 16 and 20