"...an important contribution to the historiography of those who fought the war. This book is a reference to be returned to again and again and should be on the shelf of every airpower historian, or even just general-interest readers."

The Journal of the Air Force Historical Foundation

"...if you are looking for a stimulating and refreshing read which provides a unique “oral history” combined with a solid, authoritative author commentary — this is the book."

The Aviation Historian - Issue 45

Review as featured in

Highlight: 'This brings the story to life with humour and sadness in equal measure. A cracking read.'

The Armourer

Paints a harrowing, and haunting picture of the excitement, fear, romance, intertwined with the brutality, futility, wastefulness, and great tragedy for everyone involved.

ARGrunners.com

This book is a must for anyone wanting to read about the Luftwaffe. A quality book.

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The History Fella

The author is to be congratulated, he has certainly produced a very fine piece of work and information, even more of my congratulations are deserving for holding my interest for two whole days while I finished the book. No other person can claim that of me in recent years.

5 out of 5

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Army Rumour Service (ARRSE)

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WW2 Today

A new book In Furious Skies, gives a hard-hitting perspective of why the German Luftwaffe, in 1939 the most powerful aerial fighting force in Europe, was smashed to defeat by the war's end in 1945.

Told through the eyes of German fighter and bomber pilots, this hardback book gives first hand accounts of the reasons why the Luftwaffe failed.

Author Tim Heath has researched in detail, through interviews with wartime Luftwaffe pilots and others, just what went wrong with Germany's airpower from the early successes to complete defeat by 1945.

Terry Sutton

Article: 'Book explores memoirs of WW2'

Evesham Journal