Aero Ab-101 Czechoslovak bomber aircraft Part 3

In the thirties, the Czechoslovak Air Force command tried to introduce a new type of light bomber. This eventually became the Aero A-100. The publication briefly discusses the history of the "hundredth" series of Aero factory aircraft, at the end of which stands our Ab-101 type, which represented the most numerous bomber aircraft in our Air Force during the Munich Crisis and is described in detail in our Aero magazine series. Part 3 follows on from AERO No. 132 and is devoted to a detailed description of the Aero Ab-101 service with the 6th and 5th Air Regiments during mobilization until the tragic March 15, 1939. This is followed by the inclusion of the Aero Ab-101 in the Luftwaffe and its service and service in the Slovak State Air Force. Part 3 ends with a technical description of this Aero aircraft. All supplemented by a number of period photographs, documents and sketches..

The publication is A4 format, full-color on high-quality coated paper, V2 binding, 52 pages, many photos, color side views.