The book covers three main types used by Polish units, the Caudron CR 714,

the Morane MS 406, and the Bloch MB 151 and MB 152. The author goes through

each type known to have been operated by Poles, and tells, when possible, the fate

of both the pilots and the aircraft. Numerous photos, some taken by Luftwaffe

personnel after the French surrender, identify specific aircraft. In addition, color

profiles show the markings and camouflage used, and each aircraft is discussed in

detail. In reality, about the time of the surrender, many Poles escaped to Britain,

where they formed a very effective part of the Royal Air Force during the Battle

of Britain. One photo shows a Bloch MB 152 after its arrival in Britain, complete

with RAF insignia, a candidate for an unusual model if I ever saw one.