he book, Battle For The Falklands (3): Air Force (Men-At-Arms Series # 135) represents a concise but authoritative review of the aircraft flown by the Royal Air Force & Navy, as well as, those operated by the Argentina Air Force & Navy during the Falklands War fought in 1982 in the South Atlantic Ocean.  During this conflict, aircraft (both fixed wing & helicopter) were of critical importance to both sides.  The missions carried out by the deployed aircraft included moving reinforcements quickly across the ocean & over the islands, in attacking surface vessels and in providing protection against attacks from both above and below the ocean's surface.  The role of air power during the Falklands War was to assist friendly forces and as such, they functioned in a supporting yet vitally important capacity.  The major sections of "Battle For The Falklands (3): Air Forces (Men-At-Arms Series # 135)" are as follows: 1) Introduction; 2) The Problems; 3) The Preparations; 4) The War In The Air and 5) The Plates.  In addition to an informative narrative, "Battle For The Falklands (3): Air Forces (Men-At-Arms Series # 135)" includes the following features: 1) Approximately 40 photographs; 2) About 19 color illustrations; 3) 1 map; 4) 7 color side aircraft profile illustrations with unit markings; 5) 3 color top and bottom aircraft illustrations; 6) 1 two-view color illustration of a Douglas A-4 P Skyhawk as flown by V Briganda Aerea, Fuerza Aerea Argentina; 7) 1 two-view color illustration of a Israel Aircraft Industries Dagger as flown by VI Brigada Aerea, Fuerza Aerea Argentina; 8) 1 two-view color illustration of a Dassault Super-Entendard, 2A Escuadrilla de Cazay Ataque, Commando de Aviacion Naval Argentina and 9) 1 two-view color illustration of a IA.58 A Pucara, II Escuadronde Exploracion y Ataque, III Brigada Aerea, Fuerza Aerea Argentina.  This book is 40 pages and is in very good condition.  The author is Roy Braybrook with Michael Roffe, Terry Hadler and Michael Chappell (color illustrations).  Edition published in 1982.