Air Power of the Kingdom of Bulgaria Vol 3: THE REVIVAL OF BULGARIAN AIR POWER BETWEEN THE WORLD WARS (1920 - 1939)

Operational data on Aircraft flown by Bulgarian Aircrew between the World Wars (Manufacturing nation, number imported, crew numbers, engine type, dimensions, gross weight, speed, ceiling, range, armament, configuration), aircraft types: Potez VIII, Caudron S-59, Bristol Lucifer, Henriot XIV, Avro – 522, Potez XVII, Bristol 28A, Smolik S-18, Macchi 18/2000, Junkers F-13, Albatros L-73, Fw A-20, Junkers K-23, Heinkel He-42, Junkers W-34, Caudron 440, Heinkel He-45B, Heinkel He-51B, Dornier Do-11, Arado Ar-65, PZL-24B, PZL-43B, Junkers Ju-52/3m, Fw-58B/E, Heinkel He-72, Fw-56, Fw-44, Avia B-534, Letov S-328, Avia B-71, Bloch MB-200, Aviia B-122, Aero A-304, PWS-26, Grigorov-I, Uzunov –I, DAR I, DAR II, DAR-I A, DAR III, IV, V, VI, VI-A, VII, VIII, VIII-A, KB -1, 2 UT, 2A, 3, 4, 5. Map of the disposition of Bulgarian Air forces to the end of 1939. Diagram of the Bulgaria Air Army staff in 1939 – command components and main battle components subsystem. 140 unique b&w original photos.

Dimitar Nedialkov
Softcover 60 pages, format: 28 x 21 cm, softcover, parallel text in English and Bulgarian