Bobrow, Carl J./Kroman, Gary (Illustr.) Aerial Ascendancy. Aerial Ascendancy. Volume 1: Russia's Path to the Skies

Name: Bobrow, Carl J./Kroman, Gary (Illustr.): Aerial Ascendancy. Aerial Ascendancy. Volume 1: Russia's Path to the Skies
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English text, paperback, 202 illustrations, large format. 176 pages.

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This book explores the development of military aviation in the pre-war period and examines the technological, strategic and political factors that shaped the aeronautical ambitions of Russia, Austria-Hungary and Germany. Volume 1 traces Russia's path from the first military balloon observation unit to the founding of the "Rossiyskiy Imperatorskiy Voyenno-Vozdushnyy Flot" (RIVVF, Imperial Russian Military Air Fleet). It highlights the challenges of establishing an effective air service, including the procurement of aircraft, training of airmen and pioneering aerial reconnaissance, while offering a comparative perspective on Russia's efforts in relation to other European powers. Profusely illustrated with photographs, diagrams and illustrations, the book provides a lively account of Russia's formative contributions to military aviation.

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Author: Bobrow, Carl J./Kroman, Gary (Illustr.)
Title: Aerial Ascendancy. Aerial Ascendancy. Volume 1: Russia's Path to the Skies
Details: English text, paperback, 202 illustrations, large format. 176 pages.
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