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The Struggle in the Air 1914-1918 - The Air War Over Europe During the First World War (Hardcover)
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The Struggle in the Air 1914-1918 - The Air War Over Europe During the First World War (Hardcover)
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The first battles of the skies
The author of this overview and analysis of the Allied air campaign
during the years of the First World War was eminently qualified for
the task. He was one of the first aviators on the 'British List, '
had been a balloonist before the war and, although he was not a
combatant in the truest sense, flew during the conflict on
reconnaissance over the battle lines of the Western Front and took
part in night raiding with the Handley Page bombers of the RAF. His
work considers the development and capabilities of aircraft in a
military role and the early theories for their application in the
Great War. This thorough history examines air to air combat as it
progressed in each year of the conflict. Zeppelin and other air
raids on England are considered together with the measures employed
to counter them. Bomber operations at night and the roles of
reconnaissance, artillery and balloon observation and the of the
newly formed Royal Naval Air Service and the aircraft's role at sea
are also given consideration here. This is a fine perspective from
one who was at the heart of the events he has written about. An
essential total view for all those interested in the early days of
the war in the air. Available in softcover and hardcover with dust
jacket.
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