Aviation books: historical and fiction

[Sternjaeger II]

Lol yeah that came across a bit harsh

Very interesting read Feathered IV,I was a bit skeptical about aviation novels myself,but then Ive read a couple of very good ones (piece of cake and mustang summer) which in a way are more gripping than true bios.

An aviation novel is meant to be entertaining,not necessarily informative,so being them on I say

As for actual bios,I would defo reccommend Gunther Rall's last bio,which is possibly the last and more recent autobio we'll ever see of a Luftwaffe ace (well I don't think he wrote it himself,but he supervised and obviously contributed to it).
Got a signed copy of it too,I wish I had the chance to meet him,he always came across as such a nice chap!

[tools4fools]

I liked Knokes book:
http://www.amazon.com/Flew-Fuhrer-Gr.../dp/1853672637

Hennings story is an iteresting read as well, mainly Fw190 with JG 54:
http://www.amazon.com/Luftwaffe-Figh...7&sr=1-2-spell

Anyone read the one from Fischer?
http://www.amazon.com/Luftwaffe-Figh...A1EYFN0I6QSCA8
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Just found this:
http://www.neunundzwanzigsechs.de/main.php

Anybody read "Langstreckenflug"?
Seems some other interesting stuff there.
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