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Mycket gott skick. Biafras luftbro under inbördeskriget i Nigeria - flygplan människor affärer mm. Inbunden med skyddsomslag 30 X 21 cm. 288 sidor Namnteckning.. Hikoki Publications 1999. Se bilderna. … läs mer

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ISBN

9781902109633

Titel

Shadows - airlift and airwar in Biafra and Nigeria, 1967-1970

Författare

Draper, Michael I

Förlag

Hikoki Publications

Utgivningsår

1999

Omfång

288 sidor

Språk

English

Baksidestext

"Describes fully for the first time the aviation aspects of the Nigerian Civil War, Biafra's motley mix of antiquated and modern aircraft was acquired through various dubious and clandestine channels. They faced the Nigerian Air Force. Largely Soviet-supplied and mercenary7-crewed MiG-17s. L-29 Delfins and Hyushin II-28s. Despite being lan-locked for most of the war Biafra held out, its only link to the outside world being an air bridge to a converted bush airstrip deep in the Biafran heartland. The strip supported an amazxing airlift of arms and food--the largest civilian relief airlift in history--which, for almost 18 months kept a nation alive. A special section traces the intgiguing web of British aircraft dealers trying to sell aircraft to the Biafran government--expressly against the wishes of Whitehall."--Dust cover.

9781902109633

ISBN: 9781902109633
Titel: Shadows - airlift and airwar in Biafra and Nigeria, 1967-1970
Författare: Draper, Michael I
Förlag: Hikoki Publications
Utgivningsår: 1999
Omfång: 288 sidor
Språk: English

"Describes fully for the first time the aviation aspects of the Nigerian Civil War, Biafra's motley mix of antiquated and modern aircraft was acquired through various dubious and clandestine channels. They faced the Nigerian Air Force. Largely Soviet-supplied and mercenary7-crewed MiG-17s. L-29 Delfins and Hyushin II-28s. Despite being lan-locked for most of the war Biafra held out, its only link to the outside world being an air bridge to a converted bush airstrip deep in the Biafran heartland. The strip supported an amazxing airlift of arms and food--the largest civilian relief airlift in history--which, for almost 18 months kept a nation alive. A special section traces the intgiguing web of British aircraft dealers trying to sell aircraft to the Biafran government--expressly against the wishes of Whitehall."--Dust cover.