Selling Schweinfurt: Targeting, Assessment, and Marketing in the Air Campaign Against German Industry (History of Military Aviation)
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Selling Schweinfurt: Targeting, Assessment, and Marketing in the Air Campaign Against German Industry (History of Military Aviation)

by Brian Vlaun Usaf

World War II Military History Aviation History
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Selling Schweinfurt presents a focused study of the air campaign against German industry, examining how targeting, assessment, and marketing influenced the understanding and presentation of military aviation operations.

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Selling Schweinfurt examines the air campaign against German industry through the connected subjects of targeting, assessment, and marketing.

The book focuses on how military aviation operations were defined, evaluated, and presented within a broader campaign.

Its approach brings together operational history and analysis, offering a focused study of the ideas and practices behind aerial attacks on industrial targets.

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