WW2 Japanese Imperial Army Flying Schools 1912 to 1945 Hardcover Reference Book

Discover the fascinating history and evolution of the Japanese Imperial Army’s aviation training with the ‘WW2 Japanese Imperial Army Flying Schools 1912 to 1945’ hardcover reference book by Don Marsh and Peter Starkings. Spanning over 248 pages, this meticulously researched volume provides a comprehensive overview of the flying schools that played a crucial role in shaping Japan’s WWII aerial capabilities. Richly illustrated with an array of photographs, this book offers readers a visually engaging and informative journey through the early developments, curriculum, and operational challenges faced by the flying schools from their inception in 1912 through the end of the Second World War in 1945. Ideal for historians, aviation enthusiasts, and WWII scholars, this reference work stands as an essential resource for understanding the complexities and contributions of Japan’s military aviation training programs during a pivotal period in history.