Airfield Creation for the Western Desert Campaign by J.W.B Judge
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Overview: The period June 1940 to July 1942 was a tumultuous one in World War II, as notably manifest in the Western Desert Campaign — with the Battle of Tobruk and the Battle of El Alamein. The focus of this account is on the author’s own direct involvement with regard to his expertise in landing ground reconnaissance and construction in relation to current and potential air support requirements. It therefore deals with both the actual reconnaissance and construction and the administrative decision-making by which this was authorized or obstructed. In a period handicapped by rivalry between Air Force and Army and their strained relations, which has led to historical accounts of the role of both parties that are not free from bias. The account provides a direct report of the implications for decision-making regarding landing grounds and the consequences for the facililities held to be available.
Genre: Non-Fiction, History
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