ARMY WINGS
A History of Army Air Observation Flying 1914-1960

The story of the Army’s spotters - the low-flying unarmed observers who flew risky missions over enemy lines, relying only on their own piloting skills to survive.

This is the story of the Army’s spotters - the men who, in both World Wars, flew reconnaissance missions across the front lines in search of enemy forces and the guided the guns of the arillery on to their targets. These small, low-flying, unarmed aircraft were always vulnerable to ground fire as well as to attack by enemy fighters and had t rel purely on the flying skills of their pilots to survive. The story of these brave men and their lonely war is told here for the first time by one of our foremost aviation historians

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Product Code:	23598
Author:	Robert Jackson
Format:	175pp, b/w illustrations, hb. Published Price £19.99
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