A6M2 3 Zero-Sen: New Guinea And The Solomons 1942 Mr Michael John Claringbould Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

This Book Details The Exploits Of Highly Skilled Naval Aviators Charged With Achieving Air Supremacy Over New Guinea In Their A6M2 3 Zero-Sens Combat Record Zero-Sen Has Mostly Been Overstated Little Due Being Given To Constraining Conditions Under Which Fighter Operated Combats Fought 1942 Between Imperial Japanese Force (Ijnaf) Pilots And Allied Counterparts P-39 Airacobras P-40 Warhawks Were Often ‘Trial Error’ Affairs Both Belligerents Caught Out By Weather Study Covers Key Role Played Governing Factors Including Geography Climatic Examines Modified Tactics Employed Ijnaf Help Them Cope In-Theatre Through Comprehensive Analysis Raaf Usaaf Operational After Action Reports Using First-Hand Accounts From Famous Previously Unknown Specially Commissioned Artwork Leading South Pacific Historian Author Michael John Claringbould Sheds Light On War Wilds During Course Σελίδες: 80 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0403 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm