World War, 1939-194520th Century

The air war, 1939-1945

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The air war was won and lost not only in the skies but also in the factories and the research institutes. finally, the author dispels many popular myths and in particular reveals that although air power in the form of strategic bombing by itself did not determine the war's final outcome, its use dramatically illustrated the complexities of managing modern war."--Jacket.

Subjects: World War, 1939-1945
20th Century
Military History
Aerial Military operations
Modern Military history
Aerial operations
Time: 20th Century

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