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To what extent should anti-aircraft artillery be relied upon for defense against aircraft of: (a) cities, (b) fortifications, (c) ground troops?

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This study asks what reliance can be placed on anti-aircraft artillery in defense of cities, fortifications and ground troops from bombers, observation and attack planes, as deducted from past experience, present material, as an independent means of defense, and as a partner in a combined aviation-anti-aircraft artillery team. Two great examples of air defense of large cities were those of London and Paris in the World War.

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To what extent should anti-aircraft artillery be relied upon for defense against aircraft of: (a) cities, (b) fortifications, (c) ground troops? -- To what extent should antiaircraft artillery be relied upon for defense against aircraft?

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CDMC CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936

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Authors

Finely, C. R

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Antiaircraft artillery Defense Ground forces Cities Fortification World War, 1914-1918 WWI Paris (France) London (England) Antiaircraft weapons

Language

English

Published

Fort Leavenworth, KS : The Command and General Staff School,, 1931.