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A survey of the wartime development and employment of airships and aeroplanes, the work traces technical types—from rigid, semi-rigid and non-rigid airships to armed and armoured aeroplanes—and explains their tactical uses in reconnaissance, artillery spotting, bombing, aerial combat and naval cooperation. It evaluates rival designs, production and operational experience, examines countermeasures such as anti-aircraft guns, searchlights, camouflage and wireless communications, and discusses mining, bombing technique and the integration of air power into strategy. Technical descriptions are given in accessible language alongside assessments of effectiveness and limitations under combat conditions.
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