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Combat Aircraft: 1900-1945
- Narrated by: Jonathan David Mellor
- Length: 3 hrs and 28 mins
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Combat Aircraft: 1900-1945
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Publisher's Summary
In 1903, the Wright brothers invented the airplane, and that event changed the rules of war forever.
From war to war, technology has improved in an effort to achieve the ultimate aerial war machine.
Pacific Media's Combat Aircraft tell us the history from the creation of the aero plane to the end of WWII.
Five chapters:
1) Pioneers
2) Weapons in the Sky
3) The Battle for Air Supremacy
4) The Advance of Technology
5) New Aircraft, New Weapons, New Technology
©2014 Pacific Media, S.L. (P)2021 Pacific Media, S.L.
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