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Gun Camera World War Ii Photography From Allied Fighters And Bombers Over Occupied Europe Keeney

Name: Gun Camera World War Ii Photography From Allied Fighters And Bombers Over Occupied Europe Keeney
SKU: BELL-38183504
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (56 reviews)

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Gun Camera World War Ii Photography From Allied Fighters And Bombers Over Occupied Europe Keeney instant download after payment.

Publisher: Motorbooks Intl

File Extension: PDF

File size: 18.11 MB

Pages: 132

Author: Keeney, L. Douglas

ISBN: 9780760310137, 0760310130

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Gun Camera World War Ii Photography From Allied Fighters And Bombers Over Occupied Europe Keeney by Keeney, L. Douglas 9780760310137, 0760310130 instant download after payment.

The air war over occupied Europe and Nazi Germany is illustrated from the unique and dramatic point of view of gun cameras mounted on Allied aircraft. The story begins as American bombers fall prey to Nazi flak and fighters and continues through the recapture of European skies as seen from American P-51 Mustangs and P-47 Thunderbolts and British Spitfires. Also depicted are breathtaking images of ground strafings and crews coaxing crippled bombers into perilous belly landings.