KOREAN AIR WAR
SABRES, MIGS AND METEORS, 1950–53
Autore: Michael Napier
Codice: 228023
Studio sulla guerra in Corea con particolare attenzione alla guerra aerea e al ruolo svolto dalle forze di Nord Corea, Cina, ex Unione Sovietica, Stati Uniti, Inghilterra, Australia, Canada e Sud Africa. La ricca iconografia sarà gradita non solo agli appassionati di storia ma anche a quelli di aviazione.
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Often overlooked, the time is now right for a new account of the Korean War (1950-53) given recent political events and, in particular, the aerial aspect. With a paucity of major accounts that go beyond one side or aspect of the conflict, Michael Napier has written this meticulously-researched new volume. The war proved a technological watershed as the piston-engined aircraft of WW2 seceded to the jet aircraft of modern times, establishing tactics and doctrine that are still valid today.
This wide-ranging study covers the parts played by the forces of North Korea, China, the former Soviet Union, the US, the UK, Australia, Canada and South Africa in a volume rich with combat reports and first-person accounts. This lavishly illustrated hardback will appeal to aviation enthusiasts and those with a fascination for the Korean War as we enter the 70th anniversary of the conflict.
Foreword
1 - Overview of the Land Campaign
2 - North Korean Invasion (25 June - 14 September 1950)
3 - United Nations Offensive (15 September - 25 October 1950)
4 - Chinese Counter-Offensives (26 October 1950 - 1 June 1951)
5 - Stalemate 1 (2 June 1951 - 31 December 1951)
6 - Stalemate 2 (1 January 1952 - 31 December 1952)
7 - Stalemate 3 (1 January 1953 - 27 July 1953)
8 - Conclusions
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