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2004•The Journal of Military HistoryRequires access

Military Aviation (review)

E.A. Ash

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Abstract

Sometimes gems come in small packages. Clément Ader's Military Aviation, is a small, perhaps uncut gem that provides an interesting read for students of aviation history. Accomplished airpower historian Lee Kennett, in concert with Maxwell Air Force Base's Air University Press, has accomplished a noble service by editing, translating, and publishing this small piece previously unavailable in English. For many historians this is new material from early thinking about military air service.

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Sometimes gems come in small packages. Clément Ader's Military Aviation, is a small, perhaps uncut gem that provides an interesting read for students of aviation history. Accomplished airpower historian Lee Kennett, in concert with Maxwell Air Force Base's Air University Press, has accomplished a noble service by editing, translating, and publishing this small piece previously unavailable in English. For many historians this is new material from early thinking about military air service.

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Sometimes gems come in small packages. Clément Ader's Military Aviation, is a small, perhaps uncut gem that provides an interesting read for students of aviation history. Accomplished airpower historian Lee Kennett, in concert with Maxwell Air Force Base's Air University Press, has accomplished a noble service by editing, translating, and publishing this small piece previously unavailable in English. For many historians this is new material from early thinking about military air service.

Key concepts: Aviation, Aeronautics, Service (business), Publishing, Project commissioning, Military history, Military aviation, History

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