Jet Strike by Nicolas Trudgian. (B)

Arguably the most significant fighter leader of World War II, Adolf Galland took command of all German day and night fighters, but was in constant dispute with Luftwaffe supreme, Goering, who ultimately sacked him. Reinstated by Hitler, Galland returned to active combat in the final year of the war, commanding the legendary JV44 fighter wing, flying the Me262 jet. The great Adolf Galland ended the war as he had begun - flying fighters in daily combat, the only serving General ever to lead a combat wing in action. Galland's Me262s of JV-44 climbing to intercept a formation of B-17s in April, 1945.

Less than 12 copies available.
Presented in double matts to include the original signature of Adolf Galland.

Limited edition of 50 publishers proofs.

Paper size 18 inches x 12 inches (46cm x 31cm)