Effects of Doctrine and Experience on Close Air Support Operations in Korea (1950-1951) - Differences Between Naval, Marine, and Air Force, CAS at Pusan, Organization, Weapons, and Communications
by U.S. Government, Anthony DeSmet, U. S. Military, Department of Defense
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