Edition: 1st Edition
Published By: Hodder and Stoughton
Publication Year: 1920
A classic and detailed study of the German air arm during the First World War, tracing the development of military aviation from its early reconnaissance role to the sophisticated fighter, bomber, and observation units that played a decisive part in the conflict. Richly illustrated and extensively researched, the work examines the organisation of the Luftstreitkräfte, aircraft development, operational tactics, notable aces, and the experiences of German airmen on all fronts. An enduring reference for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of First World War aviation, providing valuable insight into the aircraft, personalities, and campaigns that shaped the evolution of aerial warfare.Original cloth binding. The hinges are somewhat weak but remain holding. Cloth shows rubbing and general shelf wear consistent with age and use. Internally clean and sound, a good working copy of this sought-after aviation history. WIth some marks to the rear board. 297 pp.
Book Condition: Good
Author: Major Gorg Paul Neumann
Binding: Hardback
Price £100.00
