Hitler's Rocket Sites

The hardcover binding shows minor wear, with the spine intact and the text block secure. There is no visible dust jacket, and the cover displays slight signs of handling. The pages are clean, and the corners are sharp, indicating careful preservation. Overall, the book maintains a good condition suitable for collectors and readers interested in military history.

Philip Henshall's "Hitler's Rocket Sites," published by St. Martin's Press in New York in 1985, is a detailed exploration of the German missile bases during World War II. This First U.S. Edition offers an in-depth analysis of the V-1 and V-2 rockets, pivotal in the aerial operations of the era. Originally published in Great Britain by Robert Hale Ltd., this edition distinguishes itself by its comprehensive coverage and historical insights. The book is bound in hardcover, enhancing its durability and appeal to collectors of military history. Henshall, an expert in military technology, provides a factual narrative that is crucial for understanding the technological advancements of the time. With its specific focus on guided missile bases and their impact during the war, this volume is a significant resource for historians and enthusiasts alike. The book is in good condition, with no inscriptions or library markings.