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Sinojapanese Air War 19371945 The Longest Struggle Hakan Gustavsson

Name: Sinojapanese Air War 19371945 The Longest Struggle Hakan Gustavsson
SKU: BELL-48124078
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Publisher: Fonthill Media

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.47 MB

Author: Hakan Gustavsson

ISBN: 9781781555361, 1781555362, B01M333UX2

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Sinojapanese Air War 19371945 The Longest Struggle Hakan Gustavsson by Hakan Gustavsson 9781781555361, 1781555362, B01M333UX2 instant download after payment.

The Sino-Japanese war of 1937-1945 was the longest struggle of the Second World War. It started with the Japanese aggression in July 1937 and soon accelerated into a full-scale war with the Chinese Kuomintang government. The Chinese Air Force was to suffer large losses during the whole conflict with Japan. During the first weeks of the war the Chinese lost almost all of their medium bombers. This was a pattern that would be repeated again and again. Not getting much help from the outside world, the Kuomintang government, led by Chiang Kai-shek, soon closed a un-holy treaty with the communistic Soviet Union to receive armament including a large number of aircraft and Soviet volunteers to fly some of them. This difficult relation with the Soviet Union lasted until 1941, when the USA became the main supplier of armament to China, which included the short-lived but famous US voluntary group called the Flying Tigers. Everything was to change with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, but the struggle was to continue until the end of the war in August 1945.