WW2 Japanese Aircraft Meatballs and Dead Birds Photo Gallery of Destroyed Aircraft New Softcover Reference Book

This softcover reference book is a meticulously compiled photographic gallery of World War II Japanese aircraft, uniquely titled ‘Meatballs and Dead Birds’. The ‘Meatballs’ in the title refers to the red circular insignia used by the Japanese Imperial Navy Air Service, while ‘Dead Birds’ is a metaphor for the destroyed aircraft. The book offers a comprehensive look at the devastating aftermath of air combats, showcasing the wrecked Japanese aircrafts that littered the Pacific battlefields. Filled with high-quality, carefully sourced photographs, the book provides a stark visual history of the destruction wrought by warfare. For historians, military enthusiasts, and aircraft modelers, this book is a valuable, detailed resource that adds depth to the understanding of WW2 aerial warfare. It is a significant addition to any collection, bringing to light the lesser-known aspects of the war in the Pacific.  Total of 155 pages.