Changing War : The British Army, the Hundred Days Campaign and the Birth of the Royal Air Force, 1918 (Paperback)

Series Editor's Introduction Biographies of Contributors Introduction - Peter Gray, Ross Mahoney and Gary Sheffield 1. Command Culture and Complexity: Third Army during the Hundred Days, August-November 1918 - Jonathan Boff 2. 'Delivering the Goods'. Operation Landovery Castle: A Logistical and Administrative Analysis of Canadian Corps Preparations for the Battle of Amiens 8-11 August, 1918 - Rob Thompson 3. 'After Amiens': Technology and Tactics in the British Expeditionary Force During the Advance to Victory, August - November 1918 - Bryn Hammond 4. The Last Battle of the B.E.F: The Crossing of the Sambre-Oise Canal, 4 November 1918 - Niall Barr 5. War of Liberation: British Second Army and Coalition Warfare in Flanders in the Hundred Days - Dennis Williams 6. Behind the Lines: Sir Douglas Haig and the Cavalry Corps, September-October 1918 - Simon M Justice 7. The Air Ministry and the Formation of the Royal Air Force - Peter Gray 8. The Smuts Report: Interpreting and Misinterpreting the Promise of Air Power - Christopher Luck 9. The Genesis of Modern Warfare: The Contribution of Aviation Logistics - Peter Dye 10. The Genesis of Modern Air Power: the RAF in 1918 - David Jordan 11. The Battle of Amiens: Air-Ground Cooperation and its Implications for Imperial Policing - Simon Coningham 12. The Battle of Amiens and the Development of British Air Land Battle, 1918-1945 - Alistair McCluskey Bibliography Index