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Panzer Colors, Vol. 2: Markings Of The German Army Panzer Forces, 1939-45
Panzer Colors, Vol. 3: Camouflage And Markings Of The German Panzer Forces, 1939-1945
P-47 Thunderbolt In Action - Aircraft No. Eighteen
F-86 Sabre In Action - Aircraft No. 33
F-86 Sabre In Action - Aircraft No. 33

By Don Greer, Larry Davis

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Book by Larry Davis

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Panther In Action - Armor No. 11
Panther In Action - Armor No. 11

By Bruce Culver, Don Greer

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The Panther was the most powerful medium tank of WWII. This book covers all variants of the gun tank, tank destroyers, and recovery vehicles. 3 full color cover paintings, color profiles, numerous...

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Panzer Colors: Camouflage Of The German Panzer Forces, 1939-1945
F6F Hellcat In Action - Aircraft No. 36
Macchi C.202 In Action - Aircraft No. 41
Macchi C.202 In Action - Aircraft No. 41

By Don Greer, Roberto Gentilli, Luigi Gorena, Roberto Gentilli & Luigi Gorena

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The most successful and best known Italian fighter of WWII, the Macchi C.202 Folgore, and its development the Macchi C.205 Veltro are detailed. 35 line drawings and 12 full color profiles. 50 pages.

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B-36 Peacemaker In Action - Aircraft No. 42
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