Guardian Falcons Volume 1 - Tincopa, Amaru
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Recounting in depth never-before-told details of the history of aviation in this South American country, starting with the use of aircraft to provide reconnaissance and intimidate insurgent troops during the second decade of the century, through the brutal use of aviation in urban fighting during the tumultuous 1930s, to its participation in various coups d'état, the reader will discover never before published aviation stories. Guardian Falcons Volume 1: Peruvian Air Force in Counterinsurgency Operations, 1924-1956 is extensively illustrated with original photographs and the @War series specially commissioned signature colour artworks.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Recounting in depth never-before-told details of the history of aviation in this South American country, starting with the use of aircraft to provide reconnaissance and intimidate insurgent troops during the second decade of the century, through the brutal use of aviation in urban fighting during the tumultuous 1930s, to its participation in various coups d'état, the reader will discover never before published aviation stories. Guardian Falcons Volume 1: Peruvian Air Force in Counterinsurgency Operations, 1924-1956 is extensively illustrated with original photographs and the @War series specially commissioned signature colour artworks.
Autorenporträt
Born in Lima, Peru, in 1977, Amaru Tincopa is a graduate in law. He developed a strong interest in history at a very young age and began researching and publishing about Peruvian and Latin American military aviation history quite early. His first book, covering the deployment history of the Aeroplani Caproni and that Italian company's endeavour in Peru was released in 2003 for an Italian publisher. He has since published a dozen additional titles in Argentina, France, and the United Kingdom, while three others are in the pipeline. Amaru Tincopa is currently cooperating with numerous renowned military aviation history magazines around the world. This is his second instalment for Helion.