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Philip MacDougall

A graduate of the University of Lancaster and former lecturer at the University of Kent, Philip MacDougall has written extensively on the theme of nations preparing for war, delving into inter-war aviation records, looking at various air wars and how different nations interpreted the tactical lessons resulting from those conflicts. MacDougall has edited Kent Airfields in the Battle of Britain (Meresborough Books) and has written many articles and books on military aviation as well as naval support facilities.

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Short Brothers: The Rochester Years

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Short Brothers: The Rochester Years

The story of Short Brothers during their time at Rochester, a period in which they produced their most famous aircraft.

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When the Navy Took to the Air: The Experimental Seaplane Stations of the Royal Naval Air Service

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When the Navy Took to the Air: The Experimental Seaplane Stations of the Royal Naval Air Service

The true story of how the British Navy, under pressure of war, pushed the envelope of aviation to the limit.

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Air Wars 1920-1939: The Development and Evolution of Fighter Tactics - available from Fonthill Media

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Air Wars 1920-1939: The Development and Evolution of Fighter Tactics

The full story of how aircraft fighter tactics were developed in the years leading up to the Second World War.

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