Producer's notes: An informative and comprehensive DVD chronicling the world's military aircraft in flight and on the ground. Information on first flights, operators, technical specifications and capabilities combine with footage of the aircraft in service. This is a unique visual dossier accessible at the touch of a button. See Dassault's ......

Producer's notes: Feel the fear and exhilaration of a battlefield 25,000 feet in the air as HISTORY™ travels with four US veterans on some of the most dangerous, deadly and visually stunning aerial missions of WWII. Following in the footsteps of the Emmy® Award-winning series WWII LOST FILMS: WWII IN HD, this two hour special takes viewers ......

A series of books that provide, for the first time, the detailed information every pilot needs to know about the aircraft they are flying. Each book in the series covers all aspects of a popular aircraft type and is illustrated throughout with photographs and diagrams.

Jacket notes: For much of World War II England provided the only western European base from which British and American air forces could take the war into Nazi-occupied Europe and Germany. The American Eighth and Ninth Air Forces struck enemy targets by day at great distances, often on raids of eight or nine hours duration, while the RAF flew ......

Jacket notes: On 8 September 1944 the first of over 1,000 V2 missiles aimed at southern England exploded in west London. It had been launched from a wooded street corner in Den Haag in the Netherlands. Fighter Command was responsible for defending Britain from air attack and thus Air Marshal Roderic Hill countered the threat by using six ......

Publisher's notes: The best of the three RAF jet bombers to serve during the Cold War, the delta-winged Vulcan possessed speed and fighter-like manoeuvrability at low level despite its size. Designed as the Avro 698 and first flown in August 1952, the Vulcan entered service in February 1957. The aircraft operated as Britain's frontline nuclear ......

Jacket notes: This is a pulsating account of the young RAF and American fighter boys who flew Spitfires, Hurricanes, Thunderbolts and Mustangs during 1940-45. It is unique in that the story is told using first person accounts from RAF, German and American 'Eagles' who fought in the skies over England in the Battle of Britain in the summer of ......

Tommy Broom was a legendary and popular hero of the wartime RAF. He served as a navigator with various bomber squadrons, flying initially in Fairey Battles then Blenheims but for most of the war in Mosquitoes. He crash-landed in Belgium, but escaped through France and Spain, spent long periods training other aircrew, and was teamed up with Ivor ......