As this superbly researched book reveals by examining the roles, actions and personalities of ten Hurricane squadrons, this iconic aircraft was not only exceptionally robust but astonishingly versatile.
Adrian Stewart Livres






Alamein to Tunis: The Eighth Army's in North Africa
- 216pages
- 8 heures de lecture
The narrative explores the aftermath of the British victory at El Alamein, revealing how the Afrika Korps strategically retreated to fortified positions in Tunisia. It highlights the resilience of Axis forces, including German paratroopers and improved Italian units, despite the arrival of American and additional British troops. The author details the intense battles and campaigns that ensued, emphasizing the critical role of the Desert Air Force, which not only supported the Allies but also provided vital operational experience for American air leaders.
They Flew Hurricanes
- 208pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Covers the full war service of the famous Hawker Hurricane with gripping first-hand personal accounts by pilots of this legendary fighter aircraft.
Describes the roots of the Kamikaze' or suicide for the Emperor' concept. Covers the suicidal exploits of the Japanese pilots. Assesses the damage caused by Kamikaze action. Examines the counter measures taken by the Allies. A fascinating study of this little understood phenomenon.
The Early Battles of the Eighth Army
- 224pages
- 8 heures de lecture
This fascinating book covers the difficult early period of what was to become one of the most illustrious formations in British military history. Born from the Western Desert Force, the Eighth Army was beset with command, equipment and morale problems before it emerged to enjoy glory and lasting fame.
Hurricane
- 400pages
- 14 heures de lecture
Describes the revolutionary introduction of aircraft carriers into the leading navies of the world. Over the course of WW2 carriers superseded the hitherto all powerful battleships and this book includes graphic accounts of historic naval actions, particularly in the Atlantic, Pacific and Mediterranean.
February 1942
- 198pages
- 7 heures de lecture
Covering a wide range of military disasters, this is a valuable historical overview of vital watershed in the history of the Second World War.
The first in-depth literary study of this major military figure for over 30 years.
Describes the outstanding contribution made by the Hurricane.