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There shall be wings: the RAF: 1918 to the present

By:

ARTHUR Max

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Hodder and stoughton, 1993Description: 557pISBN:

0340603860 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

AIR POWER -- UNITED KINGDOM

Summary: This book set out to demonstrate that Air power can be used in peacekeeping and in crisis; it can be used defensively and offensively; it can be deployed directly in the home base or concentrated speedily in distant parts of the world. The book recounts the various experiences aifr power have played prominently in world security.

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This book set out to demonstrate that Air power can be used in peacekeeping and in crisis; it can be used defensively and offensively; it can be deployed directly in the home base or concentrated speedily in distant parts of the world. The book recounts the various experiences aifr power have played prominently in world security.

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