The Defence of London 1915-1918
London: Andrew Melrose, 1924. Octavo, green cloth, xiii, 268 pp., 10 plates. A little rubbed at spine ends, some preliminary foxing, otherwise a very good copy. Third edition. Introduction by Admiral Sir Percy Scott.
The author was commander of the Royal Navy Mobile A. A. Brigade.
During the first year of World War One, no efficient defence against the German air raids existed. The British army decided to create and develop defences to protect London and keep the enemy in ignorance of any damage they had succeeded in effecting by their raids. Item #2713
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