Camouflages & Marques de la Luftwaffe 1933-45

French Language Book. We no longer need to introduce Jean-Claude Mermet, whose precise work on the Luftwaffe is recognized throughout the world. In line with what Christian-Jacques Ehrengardt had done on the Air Force, he delivers an anthology on the camouflages and marks of the Luftwaffe from its creation - and even from its clandestine beginnings (civil aviation or units sent in USSR) – until its final collapse in May 1945. Evolution of camouflage schemes from the Condor Legion to the Ersatz at the end of the war, explanation of the regulatory numberings up to the Staffel by model (single-engine fighter and bombing multi-engines), codes assigned by type of units, size and position of Balkenkreuz and national marks, list of insignia, everything, absolutely everything, is screened by the author who has relied on thousands of archival documents gathered during his decades of research to offer you this study without equivalent so far. Embellished with hundreds of photos and dozens of colour profiles, as well as period sketches, this book is essential for anyone passionate about aviation and the Luftwaffe!