The Air War in the Pacific: Air Power Leads the Way
Trevor Nevitt Dupuy
📚 Genre
Non-Fiction - Military History
🏢 Publisher
Franklin Watts
📅 Publication Year
1963
🔢 ISBN
Not available
About This Book
Volume 13 of The Military History of World War II series, detailing the air campaigns, strategies, and aircraft in the Pacific Theater. The cover features a red and white design with a historic black-and-white photograph of military aircraft flying over mountainous terrain.
Book Details
Language
English
Pages
96
Edition
First Edition
Series
The Military History of World War II, Volume 13 of 19
Target Audience
Young Adult and General Audience
Collector Information
Condition
Good
Estimated Value
$5-$15
Rarity
Common
Historical Significance
Part of an influential mid-20th-century educational military history series that introduced generations of young readers to the comprehensive strategy and scale of World War II.
Collector Notes
These books were printed in large quantities for libraries and schools. They are generally inexpensive and widely available. Store in a dry, climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight to preserve the red cloth binding and prevent fading.
Similar Books
The Air War in the West: September 1939 - May 1941 by Trevor N. Dupuy, The Naval War in the Pacific: The Rising Sun of Nippon by Trevor N. Dupuy, Midway and Submarine Actions by Trevor N. Dupuy, European Land Battles: 1939-1943 by Trevor N. Dupuy
Notable Features
Part of a comprehensive multi-volume military history series written for younger readers and enthusiasts, featuring vintage photographic plates and maps.