RAF-Army Planning 1919 to Munich 1938
In The Rise of the Bomber: RAF-Army Planning 1919 to Munich 1938, the second book in the series, author Greg Baughen uses archive material to reassess British air policy in the inter-war years. Gone is the image of a Royal Air Force starved of funds and struggling for survival against a bullying Army and Navy. Instead, Baughen describes how the Air Force set out to replace both the Army and Navy. It blocked the development of a modern air/tank strategy and won government backing for a defense policy built around the bomber the first weapon of mass destruction.
Author: Greg Baughen
Format: Hardback / Hard Cover
Pages: 288
Size: Not Specified
Weight: Not Specified
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