MLRS Booklist February 2012
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Reprints of original books, manuals and pamphlets from the archives of the Air Historical Branch, RAF Northolt
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This fourth volume in the series covers operations from the capture of Caen and Cherbourg through to the advance ...
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This fourth volume in the series covers operations from the capture of Caen and Cherbourg through to the advance ...
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This monograph covers the subject of air support of ground forces in all the major theatres of operations in the Second World War. It describes ...
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This is a companion volume to Air Support (also published by MLRS). It has a different emphasis on the subject and, importantly, includes a number of ...
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This is a companion volume to Air Support (also published by MLRS). It has a different emphasis on the subject and, importantly, includes a number of ...
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This monograph covers the subject of air support of ground forces in all the major theatres of operations in the Second World War. It describes ...
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Air/Sea Rescue was of great importance in the Second World War, for many aircraft had to come down in the Channel and elsewhere, and their rescue from ...
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Air/Sea Rescue was of great importance in the Second World War, for many aircraft had to come down in the Channel and elsewhere, and their rescue from ...
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Many readers will already be familiar with Otway's history of airborne forces and with Bill Buckingham's equally important history of the ...
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Many readers will already be familiar with Otway's history of airborne forces and with Bill Buckingham's equally important history of the ...
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