WW2 Books that you've read??

[redtiger02]

A Pictoral History of the Luftwaffe is great, should be easy to find at Amazon or <gasp> a real bookstore.

"To Fly and Fight" by Col. Bud E. Anderson (ret.) is also a great book about combat against the Luftwaffe in a P-51D. He really goes into the tactics and emotional toll that fighting in the air takes on a pilot. Also, I would recommend watching every episode of Dogfights on the History Channel that you can find. They break every single fight down move by move and show you what went right, what went wrong, what could have been done better, what was just luck.