The Last Year of the Luftwaffe

A gripping account of Nazi Germany's aerial war in its final year. Alfred Price charts the Luftwaffe's desperate defence of the Reich as Allied bombing intensifies and fighter superiority shifts decisively westward. From the collapse of daylight fighter operations to the last scrambles of Me 262 jets, this meticulously researched history captures the chaos, courage, and tragedy of aviation warfare in 1944–45. Essential for military history enthusiasts and those studying World War II's aerial dimension.