Facing the Thames Estuary across the English Channel, the German naval aviators of "Flandern I", later "See I", fought a determined war against British air and sea forces throughout WWI. Zeebrugge, the anchor of the seaward extension of the Western Front into the English Channel and North Sea, was the most important German naval air station of the Great War, and this book, written by a German historian and translated into English, tells the story of its men and machines in text and picture.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Schmeelke, Michael/Wait, Adam M. (Übersetzer)
Title
Zeebrugge. Naval Air Station Flanders I 1914-1918
Details
English text, limited edition, only 400 copies, 333 photos, 47 colour profiles, large format. 328 pages.
State
new
Aeronaut Books Golden Currant Circle 45 NV 89511 Reno Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
