Fall of Eagles

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The book explores the evolution of airplane technology during World War I, highlighting its initial role in reconnaissance and its transformation into a crucial weapon amid trench warfare. As the conflict progressed, the significance of artillery grew, necessitating the use of aircraft for spotting enemy positions. The introduction of radio communication enhanced coordination between ground forces and air support, leading to the development of fighter planes designed to protect reconnaissance and artillery-support aircraft over the Western Front.