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Title: French Aircraft Of The First World War by James Davilla, Arthur Soltan ISBN: 1-891268-09-0 Publisher: FLYING MACHINES PRESS Pub. Date: January, 2002 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $124.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: XXL book
Comment: This is XXL book not only in its size and weight, but mostly for the contents. I wish I had similar on other air services of Great War. No doubt is worth the money paid...because it accumulates huge amount of systematic information which helps in orientation among sometimes confusing mess of names and abbreviations of French air service. All planes (even prototypes and concepts) have at last one photograph. For example Nieuports are covered on 70 large pages, SPADs on 50 - monographs of its own. Taking in account the difficulties caused by destroying many of original sources it must take years for the team to produce it.

Rating: 5
Summary: superb aircarft reference work
Comment: This is without a doubt the finest study of French military aircraft during World War One to be published, and will become a classic reference. It presents a very detailed organizational account of the units of the French Air Service, and then a complete detailed account of over 400 aircraft types hat were flown. More than 900 photos, over 180 three-view drawings in 1/72 and 1/144 scales, 25 pages of color art work by Alan Durkota of 56 different aircraft. 1997, new hard bound, color laminated cover, 9 x 12, glossy page stock, 618 pp. FLYING MACHINES PRESS series

Rating: 5
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