The book, Fighter Command: American Fighters in Original WWII Color, chronicles with color photographs the American Fighter forces operated in the European and Mediterranean combat theaters during World War II.  "Fighter Command" covers World War II aviation in these combat theaters through the vivid recollections of the pilots, ground personnel, Red Cross girls and USO entertainers as well as buy the inclusion of outstanding wartime color photographs.  American aircraft captured in color include the B-17 Flying Fortress, P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt, P-51 Mustang along with British Spitfire aircraft flown by aircrew from the United States Army Air Corps.  Also of interest are color photographs of the German Focke-Wulf 190 and Messerschmitt Me-262 along with various Italian Macchi aircraft.  In addition to an Introduction, "Fighter Command" includes the following chapters: 1) Chapter 1 - So You Want to Be a Fighter Pilot?; 2) Chapter 2 - Mud, Sand, and Sweat: North Africa and the MTO; 3) Chapter 3 - Brother, It Was Rough in the ETO; 4) Chapter 4 - Overpaid, Oversexed and Over Here; 5) Chapter 5 - Ground Crews; 6) Chapter 6 Nose Art; 7) Chapter 7 - Long Range Escort; 8) Chapter 8 - Huns; 9) Chapter 9 - On the Deck; 10) Chapter 10 - Photo Recon and 11) Chapter 11 - Ruptured Duck.  In addition to an informative Introduction and picture captions, "Fighter Command" includes approximately 191 rare wartime color photographs.  "Fighter Command" is sure to appeal to both the aviation enthusiast and modeler alike.  This book is 176 pages and is in excellent condition.  The authors are Jeffrey L. Ethell and Robert T. Sand.  Edition published in 1991.