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British Aviation Squadron Markings of World War I - RFC, RAF, RNAS by ROGERS, Les

ROGERS, Les

British Aviation Squadron Markings of World War I - RFC, RAF, RNAS


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Albatros Scouts Described by SCHAEDEL, Charles

SCHAEDEL, Charles

Albatros Scouts Described

Kookaburra Technical Manual - Series 2 No. 1


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Flieger an allen Fronten by SCHILLING, Friedrich

SCHILLING, Friedrich

Flieger an allen Fronten


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British and Empire Aces of World War 1 by SHORES, Christopher

SHORES, Christopher

British and Empire Aces of World War 1

Osprey Aircraft of the Aces 45 / Men & Legends 60


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Above the Trenches - A Complete Record of the Fighter Aces and Units of the British Empire Air Forces 1915 - 1920 by SHORES, Christopher; FRANKS, Norman & GUEST, Russell

SHORES, Christopher; FRANKS, Norman & GUEST, Russell

Above the Trenches - A Complete Record of the Fighter Aces and Units of the British Empire Air Forces 1915 - 1920


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World War I in the Air - A Bibliography and Chronology by SMITH, Myron J.

SMITH, Myron J.

World War I in the Air - A Bibliography and Chronology


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Wonder Aces of the Air - The Flying Heroes of The Great War by SMITHERS, A.J.

SMITHERS, A.J.

Wonder Aces of the Air - The Flying Heroes of The Great War


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Above the Bright Blue Sky by SPRINGS, Elliott White

SPRINGS, Elliott White

Above the Bright Blue Sky

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Follow-up to his classic WWI work 'War Birds' this records the experiences of the author, an American ace flying with the RAF and USAS in 1917/1918. He is credited with 16 victories flying SE.5a's and Sopwith Camel's. Illustrated with fine drawings.

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War Birds - The Diary of an Unknown Aviator by SPRINGS, Elliott White

SPRINGS, Elliott White

War Birds - The Diary of an Unknown Aviator


Classic account of WWI experiences written by Springs and based on the diary of a friend who had died in combat. Springs was an American ace flying with the RAF and USAS in 1917/1918. The original was first published anonymously in 1926.

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