Eyes of Artillery: The Origins of Modern United States Army Aviation in World War 2 (Sn 008-029-00356-2)
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Publisher: United States Government Printing Office Summary: CMH Pub. 70-31. Army Historical Series. Examines the institutional origins of modern Army Aviation by recounting the experiences of the men who flew observed fire missions, or Air Observations Posts (AOP) in light aircraftfor the Field Artillery during World War 2. Identifies the circumstances and debate that gave rise to the AOP program.
9780160503436
ISBN:0160503434
Pub Date: 2000Publisher: United States Government Printing Office Summary: CMH Pub. 70-31. Army Historical Series. Examines the institutional origins of modern Army Aviation by recounting the experiences of the men who flew observed fire missions, or Air Observations Posts (AOP) in light aircraftfor the Field Artillery during World War 2. Identifies the circumstances and debate that gave rise to the AOP program.
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Pub Date: 2000
Publisher: United States Government Printing Office
9780160503436
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0160503434
Pub Date: 2000
Publisher: United States Government Printing Office
CMH Pub. 70-31. Army Historical Series. Examines the institutional origins of modern Army Aviation by recounting the experiences of the men who flew observed fire missions, or Air Observations Posts (AOP) in light aircraftfor the Field Artillery during World War 2. Identifies the circumstances and debate that gave rise to the AOP program.
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