Air War -- Series of Branch Combat Operations in World War II

Author: Huang Suojian, Zhang Zhengping, Wang Fang (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Spectacular aerial combat, thunderous strategic bombing, and an airpower symphony performed by thousands of aircraft! The most revolutionary change in human history is undoubtedly the evolution of warfare from two-dimensional flat space to three-dimensional spatial dimensions. The driving force behind this transformation is the youngest, yet fastest-growing combat method in human history—air combat. Although air combat did not begin during World War II, World War II was a war that truly demonstrated the value of air power. It was the turning point where air combat moved from blind to conscious, from to rational, and from to mature, serving as the stepping stone for air power to enter the highest of war means. This book leads us to review and examine the major aerial combat cases of World War II, allowing us to understand many air combat knowledge that we previously did not know or only vaguely understood.