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Mortensen, Daniel R.: Close Air Support.v1.25 May 2014

This pamphlet covers discussions in the late 30s and early 40s about close air support of ground troops. It covers issues of control of air forces, safeguarding a limited supply of aircraft because of the Great Depression and the need to supply airplanes to the British and French.

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