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Spitfire 75 – OUT NOW

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In this 75th anniversary year, the publishers of FlyPast magazine present a special 100-page tribute to Britain’s greatest fighter and possibly the best known combat aircraft in the world. Using extensive archive images and artwork, renowned aviation writers and researchers present a salute to the Spitfire’s incredible heritage – past and present.

Featuring:

Famous Son
Ken Ellis pays tribute to the shy, studious man who was ‘mad on aeroplanes’ and created the Spitfire.

Don’t Touch Anything!
Supermarine’s new fighter was right from the start – Steve Appleby charts the life of the prototype.

Stars and Stripes
Just what was an FS-1? Jonathan Garraway and Andrew Thomas examine USAAF and US Navy use of the Spitfire.

‘Aces’
Andrew Thomas presents a directory of pilots who achieved five or more victories while flying Spitfires.

47 varieties

…well almost! Daniel Ford presents a guide to the Spitfire and Seafire variants.

and much more!

Spitfire 75 is AVAILABLE NOW for just £4.99 from WHSmith and other leading newsagents. Alternatively, order your copy with FREE P&P* from our online shop.

*UK and BFPO only

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By: me109g4 - 8th March 2011 at 01:13

Air mailed from the UK to the east coast of the USA in 3 days,,, well worth the wait, tough to put it down. Many thanks to you folks. JT Rindge NH

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By: me109g4 - 26th February 2011 at 23:19

Many thanks, ordered a copy today! JT

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By: UPDATES - 25th February 2011 at 12:38

So where would one get a copy in the USA?

Hi me109g4,

You should be able to find a copy of Spitfire in the same places you find your Key magazines. Or you can order from us direct with airmail postage using the link above.

regards, Updates.

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By: me109g4 - 25th February 2011 at 01:41

So where would one get a copy in the USA?

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