Acknowledgements; Glossary; Preface; Timeline; Introduction; 1 Pre-Second World War Soviet Fighters; 2 Second World War Fighters; 3 Lavochkin Fighters; 4 Mikoyan-Gurevich; 5 Polikarpov; 6 Yakovlev; 7 Twin-Engined Fighters; 8 Colours and Markings in General; 9 Soviet Second World War Fighter Specifications; 10 Non-Soviet Second World War Fighter Specifications; 11 Experimental Fighters; 12 Experimental Fighter Specifications; 13 Concluding Thoughts; Appendix I: Ordnance; Appendix II: Soviet Fighter Doctrine During the Second World War; Appendix III: Soviet Fighter Organisation During the Second World War; Appendix IV: Soviet Fighter Pilot Training; Appendix V: Top Soviet Fighter Aces (Pilots With Fifty or More Kills); Appendix VI: Production Figures; Appendix VII: Fighter Production During the Great Patriotic War for Germany and the Soviet Union; Appendix VIII: Total Fighter Combat Losses During the Great Patriotic War; Bibliography; Index.
Jason Nicholas Moore is an avid air historian and modeller, with a particular interest in Soviet aeroplanes, and he has spent the last 40 years doing both historical research and constructing model aeroplanes. He has written a comprehensive history on the Il-2 Shturmovik, by this publisher. I addition he has written books on the Lavochkin fighters, the Tu-2 bomber, Soviet strategic bombers, the Po-2, and Soviet bombers of the Second World War, all by this publisher. He has spent much of the last 30 years researching Soviet aircraft in general, and has read extensively on the war on the Eastern Front.
"Moore describes in unprecedented detail the succession of aircraft whose development led eventually to the superb Yak-3, Yak-9 and La-7, as well as the products of other design bureaus. A wealth of photographs, graphics and color profiles make Soviet Fighters of the Second World War an invaluable reference on an all-too-often-dismissed factor in the Allied victory."-- "Aviation History Magazine"
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