Photos & Information for the Jasta Series

[JackH]

Now that we have published the first book in the Jasta series, Royal Prussian Jagdstaffel 30, the authors and I want to announce the next books in the series and request your contributions of information and photos for them to ensure we have the best coverage possible.

The next book in the series will be on Jasta 23, and it will be followed by a book on Jasta 5. If you have any information or photos to share on the men or machines of these units, please contact me at the email address on the Aeronaut Books website (on the Contact page). We welcome information and high-resolution scans of photos for use in the series.

Thanks,
Jack

[tcrean7828]

Originally Posted by JackH

Now that we have published the first book in the Jasta series, Royal Prussian Jagdstaffel 30, the authors and I want to announce the next books in the series and request your contributions of information and photos for them to ensure we have the best coverage possible.

The next book in the series will be on Jasta 23, and it will be followed by a book on Jasta 5. If you have any information or photos to share on the men or machines of these units, please contact me at the email address on the Aeronaut Books website (on the Contact page). We welcome information and high-resolution scans of photos for use in the series.

Thanks,
Jack

Mate,
I might have some info to pass along that you could possibly use. Send me a PM with an Email address.

tcrean7828

tom

[Cigogne]

Photos should be good quality, and higher resolution. Not website grabs of lower resolution images. We need to have enough to work with in order to maximize the quality for print. Files should be scanned as TIFFs in RGB mode preferably, but high resolution JPEGs will also suffice as long as they are not highly compressed. Compression setting should be minimal to preserve details without the distortion caused by JPEG compression when set too high!

[Bruno Sch]

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

the reserach in 1st World War History is a never ending story.
For this reason I would be very happy if other aviation historians would be so kind to support our work with additional information and photos.

Thank you very much

Bruno Schmäling