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ZERSTORER THE COMBAT HISTORY OF THE MESSERSCHMITT 110 IN 1940
Book Type: C,O by John Vasco and Peter Cornwell, 300 pages - colour throughout, nearly 600 photos
The collective knowledge of the authors of the events of 1940 is unmatched, and draws upon their decades of research into primary sources, from the Bundesarchivmilitärarchiv (BAMA) and the Deutschdienststelle (WASt.) in Germany, to the Public Record Office (now the National Archive), Imperial War Museum, RAE Farnborough, and MoD (Air Historical Branch) in England. They have also interviewed and corresponded with hundreds of relevant combatants on both sides over several decades, and work closely with other leading historians who have also conducted decades of research into the period, such as Chris Goss, Andy Saunders and Simon Parry. Originally published 30 years ago, this updated and expanded version of over 300 pages, contains new information regarding events concerning the Messerschmitt 110 and its crews in 1940, with particular emphasis on the Battle of Britain. It is supplemented by just under 600 photographs, many new and previously unpublished, and demolishes many myths, misconceptions, and downright incorrect information, on the Messerschmitt 110 previously in print. Printed to the highest standards in hardback, this book is THE definitive work on the Bf 110 in 1940, and eclipses anything else that has gone before it. If you want to understand what it was really like to be a Luftwaffe airman in 1940, in their own words, then this is the book for you. 
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