Ilya Muromets Great Bomber Russian Imperial Air Force Aircraft Book WWI War

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Original book, 448 pages
, A4+++, 2019
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The first book of the series “Squadron of airships “Ilya Muromets” is devoted to the combat activities of the crew of the ship “Ilya Muromets II” under the command of staff captain A.V. Pankratiev during the First world war. This includes memories of the assistant commander of the guard staff captain SN. Nikolsky “On the aircraft”, the battle chronicle of the crew for 1915-1916 with detailed statistics, as well as chapters on the fate of military pilots AV Pankratiev, SN. Nikolsky and their brothers who served with them. The book is filled with a large number of photographs, documents, letters and memories from the family archives of employees of the Squadron, as well as from the state archives and museums. Combat chronicle the crew to visually accompany the aerial photographs and sketch maps. In total, the book published more than 530 images. The book is provided with a nominal index. The publication is intended for both professionals and readers interested in the birth of long-Range aviation in Russia and the fate of pilots — participants of the First world war.