Résumé
RAF Bomber Command and its Aircraft 1941–1945 is a notable aviation history book by James Goulding and Philip J.R. Moyes. It details the tactical evolution, strategic operations, and prominent aircraft utilized by the Royal Air Force during the height of World War II.
Major Aircraft Types
Avro Lancaster: The premier and most successful four-engine heavy night bomber.
Handley Page Halifax: A versatile, reliable four-engine heavy workhorse used through the end of the war.
de Havilland Mosquito: A fast, highly maneuverable twin-engine light bomber used for precision and pathfinder duties.
Short Stirling: An early four-engine heavy bomber later relegated secondary and mining roles.
Vickers Wellington: A sturdy twin-engine medium bomber phased out of primary European frontline duties by 1943.
James Goulding et Philip Moyes
Détails produit : relié sous jaquette, grand format, 200 illustrations en NB, profils en couleur, 127 pages, occasion très bon état.
