Drawing on the talents of many well known names in the Luftwaffe research and writing community, each issue will be packed with stories, photographs and artwork. There are many fascinating pieces of information on the Axis air forces that are still unpublished, and are too short for a regular book but also too important to sit on a forgotten computer hard drive ad finitum. ‘Axis Wings’ aims to make these stories known, accompanied by specially commissioned artwork, and photographs from private collections. 

Each issue will be approximately 200 pages long, in softcover format. The success of this project very much depends on how well the concept is received, but as long as there is a demand we will keep going. Issues one and two have received glowing praise, and we are delighted with their positive reception.

CONTENTS:

• Camouflage of early Heinkel He 111s - Alexander Luebeck
• Messerschmitt in the garage - Mark Nelson
• Fw 190 Höhenjäger 2 Extreme high-altitude fighter with turbo power - Dretmar Hermann
• Export of the Reggiane RE.2000 to Sweden - Mikael Olrog
• Funkmeßgerät 2: Luftwaffe Air-to-Surface Radar - Martin Streetly
• Lichtenstein S and Hohentwiel radars over the Black Sea - Andrey Kuznetsov
• Hornisse over England: KG 2 Intruder Missions with the Messerschmitt Me 410 1943-1944 - Chris Goss
• Franz Birhhaum: The Career of a Successful Henschal Hs 129 Pilot - Tim Oliver
• Heinkel He 171s of Kampfgeschwader 1 in action in East Prussia in the summer of 1944 - Sven Carlsen
• Alfred Partzsch and 1./NSGr.4 (Prussia and Pomerania, 1945
• The Spoils of War: the activities of the Enemy Aircraft Servicing and Storage Unit (EASSU) 1945-1946 - Richard Carrick with Wotek Matusiak
• The Pioneers: The Development and History of Organised Luftwaffe Research in Britain (and the USA) 1961-1990