Belgian military aviation, 1945-1977

History

JACKSON, Paul A., compiled by

Europe

Midland Counties Publications

Brush aircraft production at Loughborough

Jarram, A. P

British civil aircraft registers 1919-78

Anon`

U.S. military aircraft designations and serials since 1909

John M. Andrade

Latin American Military Aviation

Andrade, John M.

Airfields are as important to the history of Lincolnshire as coalmines are to the West Riding, or shipyards to the Clyde. While relatively few remain active today, many more have long since fallen into disuse and are now in danger of being forgotten as nature reasserts itself and the bulldozers clear away old buildings for re-development or farmland. The days when abandoned RAF stations were automatically considered blemishes on the landscape are now very much in the past and a great deal of interest is being shown from people of all backgrounds in the future of these historic sites. Each one has its own unique story, both triumphal and tragic, and individual character which has added something to the local scene. However much opinions differ on the visual merit of buildings, it cannot be denied that airfields have a very special place in the landscape and this alone justifies serious study.\nIn this book three writers of contrasting backgrounds have worked together to shed fresh light of the airfields of Britain's most celebrated aeronautical county. Two of them, one a RAF officer and the other a farmer, are born and bred in Lincolnshire and have watched the airfields change around them throughout the post-war period. They have also spent many years researching the historical background of the places they know so well. The third author is an outsider with a more theoretical interest in airfields as a feature of the modern landscape planning. Between them they have tried to show that airfields are by no means a temporary phenomenon, but an integral part of Britain's environmental heritage and an exciting frontier for the industrial archaeologist.

The airfields of Lincolnshire since 1912

Blake, Ron

Very good copy (no marks, tight binding) with dust jacket, author was intelligence officer with 103, 150, 166 & 170 Squadrons, involved with night photography, decoys, target marking & electronic counter measures, photos, 304 pages.

Bomber intelligence: 103, 150, 166, 170 Squadrons : operations & techniques, '42-'45

Jones, W. E

Belfast: Story of Short's Big Lifter

Molly O'Loughlin White

This is the fourth volume in the series which deals with the losses sustained by the RAF Bomber Command during the 2nd World War. It has already found favour with historians, and those friends and relatives affected by the loss.

RAF Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War, Vol. 4: 1943

W.R. Chorley (Author)

Among the best-selling aviation titles of recent years have been Midland's Lutwaffe and British Secret Projects series. Soviet secret projects now come under the spotlight. This first volume covers bomber concepts from the various design bureaus from the 1940s onwards. Many unusual and sophisticated aircraft are featured in these pages, allowing comparisons between what the Soviets were working on and what was being produced in the West during that period.

Soviet Secret Projects Bombers Since 1945

Engineering & Transportation

Tony Buttler

Yefim, Gordon

Transportation

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