The US Air Service in World War I, Volume III

Washington, DC: United States Air Force History Office, 1979. 1st Ed. Orig owners name in ink inside front cover. Slight edge wear to boards, overall content excellent. Hardbound. 8vo. 794 Pgs.. Nr Fine. The US Air Service in World War I, Volume III by The Albert F Simpson Historical Research Center. Published by United States Air Force History Office, Washington, DC, 1979. 1st Edition. No DJ. Size 8vo (up to 9-1/2'' tall). Condition: Nr Fine. Orig owners name in ink inside front cover. Slight edge wear to boards, overall content excellent. 794 Pgs. LCCN 75-42296. The Battle of St Mihiel. Compiled and edited by Mauer Mauer. Illustrated with drawings and black and white photographs. The Battle of St Mihiel is of singular significance in the history of the US participation in World War I. It was the first battle in France in which an American army fought under the American flag. The US offensive gained all objectives quickly and with relatively few casualties. It eliminated a menacing salient that had threatened the Allied battleline for four years, and it cleared the way for new offensives that would end the war in less than two months. 'rial operations at St Mihiel made the battle an important event in the history of US Military aviation. It was, primarily, Col William Mitchell's show. He put together the largest air force ever committed to battle and drew up the plan for its employment. This volume presents documents relating to the role of US aviation in the Battle of St Mihiel, it is 3rd in a series of 4 books published by the Office of Air Force History on US Air Service in World War I. Description text copyright 2007 BooksForComfort. Item ID 13786.