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Airfields and Airmen of the Channel Coast (Paperback)

Aviation > Pilots Aviation > WWI Military > Battlefield Guidebooks WWI

By Mike O'Connor
Imprint: Pen & Sword Battleground
Series: Battleground: WWI
Pages: 208
Illustrations: 120 Illustrations
ISBN: 9781844152582
Published: 19th January 2006
Last Released: 1st August 2007

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In this latest addition to the Airfield and Airmen Series, Mike O'Connor describes the dramatic air actions that took place along the Belgian and North France coastline during The Great War. In addition to the Royal Fighting Corps and RAF aspect this volume covers the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and Belgian Air Service (AMB) as well as the German Naval Air Service.

I've heaped praise on these books before, and justly so for not only do they cover WWII air operations in an original and refreshing way, the author writes with authority and so these guides deserve pole position on your bookshelves - not to mention the glove box of your car when you follow in Mike's footsteps. Unreservedly recommended.
Winstock

'[This book] is well-illustrated with both recent and historic photos and exudes the author's knowledge of, and delight in, his subject.'
Warships International

I have championed this series before as the perfect aeronautical travelling companion for journeys across to France from the UK, and this new addition does nothing to diminish my enthusiasm for them.
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