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Accueil de la librairie aéronautique / Aviation militaire - Première Guerre mondiale / Aviation Militaire Britannique / WORLD WAR I SEAPLANE AND AIRCRAFT CARRIERS NVG 238
In 1910 the first aircraft was successfully launched from a small wooden platform on a stationary ship. Just four years later, seaplane-carrying warships were being used to launch the first naval air raids, and by 1918 the first aircraft carrier to feature a full-length flight deck was in service. High quality artwork and historical photographs help author Mark Lardas tell the fascinating story of the pioneering years of naval aviation, covering such historic clashes as the Japanese siege of Tsingtao, the British raid against German Zeppelin bases at Cuxhaven, and the Battle of Jutland, which saw the first airplane take part in a naval battle. Through detailed analysis he explores their development from hastily adapted merchant ships to the launch of HMS Argus, the first aircraft carrier to have a full-length flight deck, and shows how they paved the way for the aircraft carriers of the future.
Delai:3 semaines SHF015 LES MYSTERES DE LA GUERRE AERIENNELes missions spécialesJacques MORTAINE2022, 140 pages, 15 X 21 cm, quelques photos ...
16,00 € TTC
Delai:3 semaines MSH455 RUSSIAN AVIATION COLOURS 1909-1922 Camouflage and marking Vol. 4 Against Soviets Marat KHAIRULIN 2018, 128 pages, format ...
39,00 € TTC
