WAR IN THE AIR MAP CASE 5 - Royal Air Force
- Being the story of the part played in the Great War by the Royal Air Force. Airship & Aeroplane Raids from 16-17 March 1917 to 19-20 May 1918
A series of 28 Ordnance Survey maps, that are overlaid to show the path taken by German Zeppelins ' Aircraft during air raids over England. Of immense value to both the Great War air historian, and local history expert. This volume covers AIRSHIP RAIDS from 16-17 March 1917 to 29. 5-6 August 1918, ' AEROPLANE RAIDS from 25 May 1917 to 19-20 May 1918. Zeppelin tactical numbers are shown - Aircraft types and how many are also shown, along with weather information, number of bombs dropped, casualties - both killed and wounded - and, interestingly, monetary damage.
Published in c1935 separately to the 7 volumes of the official "War In The Air" text volumes, and folded within in a map case, to be more practical, and convenient,whilst not impeding the easy referencing of the smaller format of the text volumes - now reprinted in book form, both as key map, with segmented sheets, all reproduced in Full colour facsimile.
EAN: 9781474540049
A series of 28 Ordnance Survey maps, that are overlaid to show the path taken by German Zeppelins ' Aircraft during air raids over England. Of immense value to both the Great War air historian, and local history expert. This volume covers AIRSHIP RAIDS from 16-17 March 1917 to 29. 5-6 August 1918, ' AEROPLANE RAIDS from 25 May 1917 to 19-20 May 1918. Zeppelin tactical numbers are shown - Aircraft types and how many are also shown, along with weather information, number of bombs dropped, casualties - both killed and wounded - and, interestingly, monetary damage.
Published in c1935 separately to the 7 volumes of the official "War In The Air" text volumes, and folded within in a map case, to be more practical, and convenient,whilst not impeding the easy referencing of the smaller format of the text volumes - now reprinted in book form, both as key map, with segmented sheets, all reproduced in Full colour facsimile.
EAN: 9781474540049