Britain’s Fleet Air Arm in World War II Binding:Hardback [/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]868 color and 105 b/w

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Britain’s Fleet Air Arm in World War II Binding:Hardback [/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]868 color and 105 b/wThe Air Branch of the Royal Navy that was to carve its name into maritime history as the Fleet Air Arm faced an orphan existence up to 1937 when the Admiralty, having handed over control in 1918 to the RAF, resumed charge of its aviators. The Force was poorly equipped and dangerously short of qualified personnel with which to effectively challenge its Axis adversaries, and suffered accordingly in the initial stages of World War II. The provision of