Phil Butler Livres

From the author of the successful War Prizes comes this illustrated survey of American and Canadian aircraft production for the Allies, covering both 'foreign purchases' and 'Lend-Lease'. The book provides a detailed analysis of aircraft purchases made in North America by the subsequent operation of the Lend-Lease Acts and Canadian Mutual Aid, whereby thousands of aircraft were delivered to many Allied countries including the Soviet Union in the years to 1945. There is also significant coverage of aircraft supply and operation in Latin America. Describes and illustrates all of the many aircraft types; these descriptions are supplemented by sectiosn covering their operation by each of the countries involved, including aircraft serials. Also includes descriptions of how the Lend-Lease Act operated, details of delivery routes, and an analysis of the various governmental and other organizations involved. Includes various appendices including statistics.

Aircraft flown by the USAAF at Wright Field and Freeman Field. Includes "Watson's Whizzers", at the US Navy-led TAIC at Anacostia. A meticulously researched study of the numerous German, Italian, and Japanese aircraft taken to Allied countries or flown by the Allied countries during and after WWII. Extensive new information and many photos previously unpublished.

The book explores the experiences of individuals associated with a movement aimed at countering negative perceptions of Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin. Through the "confessions" of those branded as "Kremlin Trolls," it delves into the psychological motivations and strategies behind this impactful social campaign, offering insights into the complexities of public opinion and media influence in contemporary geopolitics.

Dieser neue Band präsentiert ebenso rares wie ungewöhnliches Bildmaterial von Flugzeugen der deutschen, italienischen und japanischen Luftwaffe, die von den Alliierten zwischen 1939 und 1945 in Besitz genommen wurden und - mit einer neuen Kennung versehen - teilweise noch lange nach Kriegsende Test- und Einsatzflüge absolvierten