This is the illustrated history of the aircraft of the successful Polish bomber squadron flying for the RAF during WW2. No.305 'Weilkopolski' Squadron was a Polish bomber squadron, which originally served as a night bomber squadron.

his second illustrated book completes an in-depth history of the colours and markings of Finnish Fighter aircraft deployed during World War II. Camouflage and markings of the fighters which were obtained from France, the USA, Germany, the UK and the USSR.

This volume describes and illustrates the colours and markings of all the piston-engine fighters that served with the Portuguese military from the end of WW1 to the 1960s.

This book describes in detail the camouflage and markings of the day fighters used by the Polish Air Force in 1939–47. Aircraft of Polish, French, British, American, Soviet and German origin are shown.

Book covers Swedish Jets used by the Swedish Air Force. Camouflage and markings of the fighters are described in unparalleled detail by the well-known Swedish author Mikael Forslund.

This latest book in the Rainbow Series covers Finnish bomber aircraft deployed during World War Two. Camouflage and markings on the bombers obtained from USA, Netherland, Germany, UK and the USSR are described in unparalleled detail by the well-known Finnish author Kari Stenman.

Książka w j. angielskim This new book covers front-line and trainer jets deployed by the Finnish Air Force.

Książka w j. angielskim Bulgaria was arguably the historically most underrated Axis ally that actually fought the Allies during World War II. It did face its fair share of warfare, owing to the combat activity of its fighter air force against the armada of US bombers and their fighter escorts in 1943 and 1944. Then, following an about-face in early September 1944, the Bulgarians fought their former ally, the Germans.

While French fighter aircraft of the early period of World War II are well known and the subject of many books, the bombers used by the French Air Force in this period are up to now not well documented in English. This book describes and illustrates all such aircraft in use on 1940, from the obsolescent (and very ugly!) older types still in use to the elegant and up-to-date modern bombers just coming into use at the beginning of the war.