menu
Great War
-william 'billy' mitchell, memoirs of world war i
"the conversation was all about the tactical use of airplanes. the commanding officer considered that the observation part was well worked out, that is, the map, radio, and seeing end of it. he wanted more performance from his machine, more armor, and above all, armament. he wanted a gun of ten to twenty barrells..."
Winds in the Wires
By: Duncan Grinnell-Milne
Zepplins of World War
I
By: Wilbur Cross
Winged Sabres: One of the RFC's Most Decorated Squadrons
By: Robert A. Sellwood
Winged Warfare
By: William 'Billy' Bishop
Wings over the Somme: 1916-1918
By: Gwilym Lewis D.F.C.
Wind in the Wires
By: Duncan Grinnell-Milne
Zepplins of World War I
By: Wilbur Cross
Winged Sabres:
One of the RFC's Most Decorated Squadrons
By: Charles Bracelen Flood
Winged Warfare
By: William 'Billy' Bishop
Wings over the Somme: 1916-1918
By: Gwilym Lewis D.F.C.
We'll be in touch soon!
Thank you!
Let's chat!
Are you a vintage aircraft flyer, enthusiast, or researcher?
Early Days Biplanes founded by Carson Hawkins
contact: earlydaysbiplanes@gmail.com
CREATED with SHOWIT