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France 1940: The first great clash of World War II airpower

By James S. Corum, Graham Turner (Illustrator)
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By James S. Corum, Graham Turner (Illustrator)
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A renowned airpower expert assesses the air campaign fought in France in 1940, explaining why the Luftwaffe was so effective against the French and British.

The battle for France and Belgium was one of the most significant moments in modern warfare: the first great clash of modern major powers, where both sides possessed large and capable air forces, and modern combined-arms doctrine. It was in the air that the Germans had a notable advantage in both numbers and quality. But this does not ...

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