[Cross posted at Birmingham "On War"] Brad Gladman, Intelligence and Anglo-American Air Support in World War Two: The Western Desert and Tunisia, 1940-43. London: Palgrave, 2009. Maps. Notes. Bibliography. Index. […]
I had some good news today. I heard that my paper, part of a panel proposal entitled ‘A New (?) Way of War: Reflections on the 100th Anniversary of the […]
I have been busy the last few days hence the lack of posts on this project. Thankfully I am not doing it in ‘real time’ to the event so it […]
My post blogging of the Battle for the Mareth Line, which I have fallen behind with, was based upon research I had done in preperation for a conference I attended […]
Here is the second post for operations on 21 March. Eleven of our pilots were early on the job this morning when they took the air shortly before eleven o’clock. […]
Here is the first entry from the Squadrons ORB. At this time the Squadron was equipped with Cutiss Kittyhawks. Operations started with a rush to-day, the squadron acting as close, […]
Inspired by Brett Holman’s experiment of post-blogging the Sudeten Crisis I have decided to have a go at some thing similar, albeit over a much smaller time frame. I am […]
Just a bit that I have been working on lately for my thesis. This is part of my attempt to place air power and combined operations in its historical context […]
Here is the conclusion to my work on the RAF’s Desert Air Force. The other two parts can be seen here and here. Much of the conclusion is derived from […]
This is the second piece of my analysis of RAF tacical air operation during the north african campaign. ———————————- The main body of this work will aim to analyse the various […]
