Greg Baughen – Fonthill Media

Greg Baughen

Greg Baughen was educated at Sussex University where he obtained a degree in Mathematics. His interest in military aviation was sparked by curiosity over the calamitous defeat of British and French forces in the Battle of France in 1940. For many years, he has delved through public archives in Paris and London seeking explanations. The quest has taken him back to the origins of air power in both countries and forward to what might have been in the Cold War. Baughen is currently working on a series of studies that will trace the history of the RAF from its origins through to the thermonuclear age.

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The Rise and Fall of the French Air Force: French Air Operations and Strategy 1900-1940

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The Rise and Fall of the French Air Force: French Air Operations and Strategy 1900-1940

The full and untold story behind the defeat of the French Air Force in 1940.

£30.00

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The Fairey Battle: A Reassessment of its RAF Career

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The Fairey Battle: A Reassessment of its RAF Career

The Fairey Battle was derided as the worst plane ever to enter service with the RAF. Did it deserve this reputation?

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Blueprint for Victory: Britain’s First World War Blitzkrieg Air Force - published by Fonthill Media

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Blueprint for Victory: Britain’s First World War Blitzkrieg Air Force

The story of Britain’s First World War blitzkrieg air force and the triumph of army air support over strategic bombing.

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The Rise of the Bomber: RAF-Army Planning 1919 to Munich 1938

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The Rise of the Bomber: RAF-Army Planning 1919 to Munich 1938

The story of how the RAF based its inter-war defence strategy on weapons of mass destruction and why it failed.

£25.00

The RAF in the Battle of France and the Battle of Britain: A Reappraisal of Army and Air Policy 1938

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The RAF in the Battle of France and the Battle of Britain: A Reappraisal of Army and Air Policy 1938

Reassesses the role played by the RAF and questions whether air power alone can achieve decisive results.

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