Battle of Britain books. Recommendations?

[lane]

I loved Bungay's The Most Dangerous Enemy. I've lost track of how many times I've read through it. I can't recommend it enough for anyone interested in the Battle of Britain. About a month ago I purchased and read through his Alamein, not because I have any great interest in the ground war (although it was more than that), just because I appreciated Bungay's writing. That's a pretty good read too - he didn't sugar coat that one either from the British/Commonwealth perspective.

[whoarmongar]

Lonely Warrior. Jean Offenberg

I mention this book as it was the first book on the BoB I ever read, my well thumbed copy has long ago disapeared, however it lives long in my memory. Since then I have read many books on the subject but non have resonated with me as much as this one.
Its also good to remember how many pilots of other nationalities served within the RAF in those fateful days.

[lane]

Originally Posted by whoarmongar

Lonely Warrior. Jean Offenberg

I mention this book as it was the first book on the BoB I ever read, my well thumbed copy has long ago disapeared, however it lives long in my memory. Since then I have read many books on the subject but non have resonated with me as much as this one.
Its also good to remember how many pilots of other nationalities served within the RAF in those fateful days.

Thanks for the recommendation! I hadn't heard of that book. I just ordered a used copy from AbeBooks - very inexpensive!

[No1 Cheese]

Lonely Warrior is a must!!!
Sternjaeger hope you dont mind me asking but whats your age and where are you from?

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