Examines the development of ground-attack tactics and aircraft from the years prior to World War II to the final defeat of Nazi Germany in May 1945.

This two-volume series will provide aviation historians with an exhaustive reference work on all the Luftwaffe's dive-bomber and ground-attack units, including information on operations. All 16 Stuka Geschwader, 17 ground-attack, and 20 night-harassment units are covered along with their component staff flights and Gruppen and specialist anti-tank units. The two-volume series (divided into the early and late phases of the war) cover pre-war formation, designation, and reorganization until the demise of the Luftwaffe, with lists of key operations, locations, bases and transfers, together with an exhaustive breakdown of theatres of operations, key battles and missions flown, and aircraft types that were flown by each unit. In addition, there are comprehensive listings of unit commanders including dates and locations of the commands. Illustrations show aircraft types, unit markings, close ups of unit emblems, badges, and commanders, many in color. These books are the product of many years of research by the authors, both of whom are highly respected experts in this field, and present highly detailed information in this form for the first time.

This book traces the combat History of Luftwaffe ground attack units throughout World War 2. Major aircraft types are all covered, and their operations over the Mediterranean, the Balkans, Russia and Europe are all detailed. Aircraft markings and aircrew uniforms are shown in full colour illustrations.

Beskriver det tyske flyvevåbens dykbombe- og jagerbombeenheder fra perioden 1933-1945. Første bind lægger vægt på enheder, formationer, chefer, nøgleoperationer og koder. Anden bind tager udgangspunkt i angreb på jordmål, natangreb, flybevæbning og dykbomberenheder. Begge bind lægger vægt på de våbenændringer og ændringer i taktikken der skete, da de sårbare Ju 87 Stuka blev afløst af den hurtigere og bredt anvendelige Fw 190.

Having spent time touring Germany, Alfred Price has compiled this pictorial record of the Luftwaffe's activities during the second half of World War II. The book covers the Luftwaffe's final years of war and depicts its aircraft operations and men in their descent into final but gallant defeat at the hands of the Allies.