dfuller52
20th July 2012, 20:32
Wingless eagle: U.S. Army aviation through World War I
Johnson, Herbert Alan, University of North Carolina Press (2001)
I enjoyed reading this one as it explained a lot about why the US Air Force was the way it was and continued to be throughout its first decades.
It's not about the RAF, but it is a nice contrast to the early history of the RFC, which had a lot going for it, compared to what the Americans were able to do in the period 1914-1918.
Johnson, Herbert Alan, University of North Carolina Press (2001)
I enjoyed reading this one as it explained a lot about why the US Air Force was the way it was and continued to be throughout its first decades.
It's not about the RAF, but it is a nice contrast to the early history of the RFC, which had a lot going for it, compared to what the Americans were able to do in the period 1914-1918.