✍ Scribed by Roger Anthony Freeman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Its larger and better than ever, substantially revised with almost 200 additional, previously unseen World War Two color photos--more color aviation photos than have ever before appeared in one place! Mostly taken by members of «Mighty» Eighth Air Force, this wonderful selection portrays the American aircraft and their crews deployed to Britain in 1942. The daring, danger, and exhilaration of those days comes across in a uniquely personal perspective, because these fliers took photos of everything around them: their base, buddies, aircraft in action and on the ground, favorite nose art, and airfields and countryside from high above. Altogether, about 600 photos, arranged alphabetically by home base. A must-have for all military, aviation, and photography, enthusiasts.
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A collection of original World War II colour photography portraying the American airmen and aircraft deployed in Britain 50 years ago. It comprises aviation and wartime scenes showing the US Eighth Air Force at work and play at their English bases.
Американская бомбардировочная авиация, истребители прикрытия. Уникальность в том, что вся книга состоит не из фотографий, а картин. Есть очень интересные и полезные. Многое можно почерпнуть, да и просто полюбоваться шедеврами ранее не виденными.<span class="post-br"></span>С уважением. <div class="
The Mighty Eighth in Art КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ Издательство: Arms and ArmourАвтор(ы): Roger A. FreemanЯзык: EnglishГод издания: 1996Количество страниц: 161ISBN: 1-85409-312-6Формат: pdf (300 dpi) 3189x2445Размер: 110.0 mb Rapid Ifolder 0
;The Mighty Eighth: Warpaint & Heraldry КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ Название: The Mighty Eighth: Warpaint & HeraldryАвтор: Roger Anthony FreemanИздательство: Arms and ArmourISBN: 1854093738Год: 1997Страниц: 160Формат: PDF в RARРазмер: 97.31МБЯзык: английскийProvides colour photographs of the insignia,
<p>In May 1942, five months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the first airplanes and crews of the newly formed Eighth U.S. Army Air Force arrived in Britain. Over the next two years their numbers swelled to a massive and powerful force of bombers and fighters described by one USAAF General as 'the