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POLISH MILITARY AIRCRAFT 1918-1939: From Regaining Independence to Hitler's Blitzkrieg
Polish pilots did not have their own nation to fly for in WWI, but immediately after gaining their independence, they had to fight for the stability of their borders against Soviet Russia, Germany and Czechoslovakia. Poland developed a wide variety of its own crafts in these years, only to be overwhelmed in WW2. Fully illus.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 265
Publisher: Air World
Publishing status: Current
ISBN: 9781036147662
Item #: 9431292
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