Aircraft Versus Submarine: in Two World Wars by Alfred Price

Aircraft Versus Submarine: in Two World Wars by Alfred Price

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Originally published: Aircraft versus submarine. London, Kimber, 1973.

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Aircraft Versus Submarine: in Two World Wars by Alfred Price

The first aircraft to sink a submarine was a small flying-boat of the Imperial Austro-Hungarian Naval Air Arm. The year was 1916 and by this time during World War One, the aeroplane as an attack weapon was becoming appreciated by all the combatants. In World War Two the very survival of the British nation was threatened when Hitler's U boats caused massive destruction to the North Atlantic lifeline. The development of anti-submarine warfare from the air was a major factor in decreasing the number of casualties to Allied merchant shipping.
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ISBN 13 9781844150915
ISBN 10 1844150917
Title Aircraft Versus Submarine: in Two World Wars
Author Alfred Price
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Year published 2004-01-20
Number of pages 224
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