I’d settle for them turning the lights on in the B of B hall. I’ll even supply a shilling for the meter.

It’s the “Rupture” that worries me…

Oh, come on – why be so indignant? Perhaps, like me, the bloke would rather have a hard copy in his hand instead of reading a pdf on-screen. He has all the info – it’s up to him what he does with it.:(

It’s incredible the amount of reading problems the members of this forum have. The samples on the website are PDF – the book is – gasp – a book!

I would have hoped for better from a man of Kent. Or Kentish man.

I really want a copy of “Enemy in the Dark.” It seems like it is out of print now, and I am concerned that the only way to obtain a copy is to pay a lot for it! Of course if it’s a good read then I’ll spend the extra money. I’m just wondering what my options are for obtaining a copy.

As you are clearly reading this thread using braille I repeat:

Enemy In The Dark Is Directly Available From The Author! See The Link Below!

Enemy In The Dark

more of a HE-219 fan than a Zerstorer fan myself, but the nightfighter book is interesting if only for the colour schemes etc, if memory serves there is also some bits on the Arado-234 that was trialled as a night fighter (not great, the cockpit glazing gave poor night views)

He 219? There’s some very interesting research going on at the moment about that kite. I’m a fan too – an interesting, if not particularly succesful aircraft.

Yep, all three links are correct and excellent books. You should also have a search for “Bombsights Over Britain: Erprobungsgruppe 210” and “Sting Of The Luftwaffe.”

You need “Zerstorer” by John Vasco and Peter Cornwell – possibly the last word on the Bf 110 during the Battle of Britain.

If you are interested in the Nachtjagd you need both volumes of “The Nachtjagd War Diaries” by Dr Theo Boiten and Rod McKenzie.

Both titles are essential.

All British, all the time? Nein!