B-29 Superfortress in Action (Aircraft in Action no. 165)

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Summary: Yet another Superfortress from Squadron/Signal
Review: This being my third Superfortress title from Squadron/Signal, I was suprised to find that Larry Davis managed to find things that Steve Birdsall seems to have left out. It seems that, rather than reprinting the old classics, Squadron/Signal has adopted the policy that if people keep asking for a book about a certain plane they get that book, written with the latest material, because there is hardly any double photograph to find in those three books, and all the artwork is original as well.
To paraphrase the dedication: congratulations on a job well done!

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Summary: A good B-29 resource in an abbreviated format.
Review: This is another outstanding title in the "In Action" series. The book includes a good history of the B-29 including all variants (even the B-50) along with detailed illustrations and many photos. An interesting note is that the famous B-29 nose art of WWII became even more graphic in Korea. This is a good addition to any B-29 information library.

Rating:
Summary: A good B-29 resource in an abbreviated format.
Review: This is another outstanding title in the "In Action" series. The book includes a good history of the B-29 including all variants (even the B-50) along with detailed illustrations and many photos. An interesting note is that the famous B-29 nose art of WWII became even more graphic in Korea. This is a good addition to any B-29 information library.