Naval Aviation in the First World War by R D Layman. - Military Art
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Naval Aviation in the First World War by R D Layman.
The Royal Naval Air Service in the Great War was at the cutting edge of military progress. Backed by the dynamic First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill, the RNAS pioneered such tactics as strategic bombing, anti-submarine warfare, and long-range air reconnaisance as well as the development of aircraft carriers. But this fine history does not confine itself to Britain: there are sections on such subjects as the Imperial Russian Navys seaplane-carrier squadron in the Black Sea; on balloon observation at sea, and on the part played by naval aviation in the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign. This full and fascinating history is illustrated by a range of black and white photographs.
Item Code : NMP8203
Naval Aviation in the First World War by R D Layman. - This Edition
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Illustrated hardback.
224 pages.
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£22.50
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