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THE GREAT WAR IN THE AIR BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT |
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Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell (1879-1936) The son of an
American Senator, Mitchell served first as a private in the
Spanish-American war. After gaining his commission he embarked on
a long military career that would see him serve in the newly formed U.S.
Air Service as a Brigadier General. Following the war, Mitchell
pursued a controversial course of advocating for airpower and was
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Mitchell, Brig. Gen. William
Memoirs Of World War I
Random House
New York
1960
313 pp
Estimated Value: $13 - $19
Detailed account of the trial of General Billy Mitchell.
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