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The Airman's War, 1914-1918 Mini Posters of apocalypse and Armageddon

The Airman's War, 1914-1918 Mini Posters of apocalypse and ArmageddonDescription By Matthew Richardson and Matthew Matthew Hardcover Explores the experiences of British flying service personnel in WWI, highlighting both air and ground crew contributions. The First World War was the first conflict in history to be fought in the air, as well as on land and at sea. Britains fledgling air arms, the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service, developed a methodology for aerial combat from scratch, devising tactics

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The Airman's War, 1914-1918 Mini Posters of apocalypse and ArmageddonDescription By Matthew Richardson and Matthew Matthew Hardcover Explores the experiences of British flying service personnel in WWI, highlighting both air and ground crew contributions. The First World War was the first conflict in history to be fought in the air, as well as on land and at sea. Britains fledgling air arms, the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service, developed a methodology for aerial combat from scratch, devising tactics

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