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Photo album, one view per page with extended caption. This is not a history but an attempt to capture something of the spirit of the Fleet Air Arm through a collection of photographs put together over a number of years.
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Photo album, one view per page with extended caption. This is not a history but an attempt to capture something of the spirit of the Fleet Air Arm through a collection of photographs put together over a number of years.
Author=CRD D.A. Hobbs
Pages=96
Published=1990
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 279 g |
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