Aviation of Japan 日本の航空史: Update IJN Greens

Saturday 21 October 2023

Update IJN Greens

The IJN Greens PDF has recently been updated. The bad news is that there is a moderate increase in price. The good news is that all previous purchasers are entitled to the updated copy free of charge. Unfortunately they cannot be formatted and sent out automatically so if you would like a copy please email me to request one, thank you.

Also in updating the blog layout the flag counter link stopped working (thanks Google) and re-instating it meant starting from scratch with one visitor so it has been removed. This will no doubt vex a compulsively competitive copycat character checking on Aviation of Japan's popularity. . . Sorry about that.

5 comments:

WK said...: Thanks for the update Nick; 23 October 2023 at 15:07
Baronvonrob said...: Color me IJN Green with a new PDF !

Thanks, Nick!; 26 October 2023 at 08:06
WD said...: Thanks for the update Nick, always worth the money.; 28 October 2023 at 18:39
Richard said...: HI Nick,

The email addy I have for you bounced. How do I contact you to get a copy of this?

Thanks,

Richard; 6 February 2024 at 02:31
Straggler 脱走兵 said...: Hello Richard

Go to the 'Contact Straggler' box on the right hand sidebar and click on that for the email link.

Regards
Nick; 6 February 2024 at 23:11

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