US Air Force Colours 1926-1942

{detailed description}With over 320 illustrations by Don Greer and Rob Stern, including 60 in full colour, U.S. Air Force Colours 1926-1942 presents the story of the development of camouflage by the United States, from the inception of the Army Air Corps to the time of the Battle of Midway. It includes many newly-discovered paint schemes from the especially interesting period of prewar and early-war experimentation. Included in the 16 pages of colour are 178 squadron and group insignia.
{Author / Publisher / Date}by Dana Bell
Published by Arms and Armour Press 1979 1st edn. 95pp profusely illustrated with b&w photos, colour profile drawings. 22x29
{condition}fine, d/j slightly yellowed, price inked on front flap.
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