This first volume ‚Dunkirk to the Fall of France‘ covers 3rd – 18th June 1940. This period is significant as it begins at the end of the Dunkirk evacuation and ends on the day that the RAF flew its last operational sorties from France. During this hectic two weeks, RAF squadrons in France retreated further and further south, becoming ever more scattered and outnumbered. Squadron records were either lost or destroyed making this fortnight very difficult to research. Despite this, the author has managed to piece together the combats and losses that took place and illustrates them with detailed maps as well as the usual combat and intelligence reports.
Illustrated throughout.

The Hurricane MkI, the 3rd book in the series, compliments the hugely popular Spitfire MkI that was published recently. This book follows the Spitfire book’s format taking a roughly chronological look at the first few years of the Hurricane in RAF service. It is limited to Hurricane MkIs in RAF service in NW Europe and covers pre-war, The Munich Crisis, The Phoney War, The Battle of France and of course the Battle of Britain. Because of the sheer amount of material it contains 88 pages.
This book contains approx 150 original wartime/pre-war photos and 6 in-depth profiles with side-views plus and top and underside views.