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At the weary close of World War I, air power was just a gleam in the eyes of a few farsighted men, notably British Chief of the Air Staff Hugh Trenchard and the assistant chief of the U.S. Army's Air Service, William "Billy" Mitchell. But as planes were improved by new technolog…
Beretning om luftkrigen i Europa under 2. verdenskrig.
