Book Review: Flying Guns of World War I
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Flying Guns of World War I is an excellent work on aerial weaponry up to 1932, from the very first hand weapons up to heavy cannons. It goes into detail on not just the guns, but also the aircraft and tactics of the time. Pick up a copy from Amazon and enjoy!
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