History of Marine Corps Aviation in World War II

This first edition hardcover is ex-library, showing signs of wear typical of library use. The dust jacket is heavily worn, with noticeable tears and chipping along the edges. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, though slightly aged. Overall, the book is in fair condition, with its historical content well-preserved despite the external wear.

"History of Marine Corps Aviation in World War II" by Robert Sherrod is a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal role played by Marine Corps aviation during the Second World War. Published by Combat Forces Press in Washington, this 1952 first edition offers a detailed account of aerial operations and strategies that shaped the Pacific Theater. Robert Sherrod, a renowned war correspondent, provides an authoritative narrative supported by photographs from the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy. This edition is significant for its firsthand insights and historical value, making it a valuable addition for collectors and historians interested in military aviation. The book is ex-library, with a dust jacket that shows significant wear, including tears and chipping, reflecting its journey through time.