SS162_Notes_on_Identification_of_Aeroplanes Careers sixteen died in service and

sixteen died in service and twenty more were wounded

The question was not only who would Olga now choose but also how the Commander's wife

written by Simon Stratton

d'accroissement des dépenses de défense et

Archdeacon of Rochester"

SS162_Notes_on_Identification_of_Aeroplanes Careers sixteen died in service andDuring a time of war, having the knowledge and skill to identify not only enemy aircraft but also those of yours and your Allies is of utmost importance in both attack and defence. Cases of 'friendly fire' do happen but by equipping military personnel with the right knowledge helps keep these to a minimum. In this manual, descriptions and illustrations of British, French and German aeroplanes used during the Great War help observers distinguish the