No.485 (NZ) Squadron was the first of six New Zealand manned squadrons formed for the defence of Great Britain during WW2. As a fighter unit, it participated in the first offensive missions over occupied Europe in 1941. It subsequently became part of the 2nd TAF and took part in the D-Day operations. The unit was in Germany at the end of the war.
92 pages including appendices comprising all the claims, losses, awards, maps and the operational diary. Pilots roster gives details of all pilots, including three Americans, one Australian, eleven British, and two Canadians, who served with No.485 Squadron. About 100 photos and eight colour profiles.

NB, The book will be mailed from the publisher in France. I am listing it as I did the 8 colour illustrations. NZ aviation historian Paul Soutehaug wrote the text.