phrenzy
as long as all they ask me about is the air war...
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I've just recently picked up a copy of NSAID-97-134 (I'll leave that otherwise untitled to see who's an bigger geek than me and can pick what it is, no googling!), and it got me thinking about what should be in every amatuer combat aircraft historians library. I tend to like detailed semi-primary books/papers/reports like this so I can use them as sources at uni but I'm a bit of an omnivore and anything covering 1903 to now is of interest.
Which books would you most highly recommend? What books give you most bang for your buck? Which ones would you keep if you could only have 5 aviation titles?
Which books would you most highly recommend? What books give you most bang for your buck? Which ones would you keep if you could only have 5 aviation titles?