August Euler & His Airplanes 1908 – 1920 Volume 1: A Centennial Perspective on Great War Airplanes (Great War Aviation Centennial Series)

August Euler was an important German aviation pioneer; he gained German pilot’s license No.1, designed and built airplanes, was a flight instructor, and created a flight school. After WWI he served as Germany’s Secretary of State for aviation. This is the story of Euler and his aircraft for the first time in English. It is translated and expanded from Abenteuer Gelber Hund by Michael Düssing. The book is published in two volumes totaling 440 pages with 396 photos and 136 drawings and other graphics plus 1/48 scale drawings of six Euler aircraft. Volume 1 has 206 pages, 235 photos, 32 graphics, and scale drawings of 2 aircraft. Volume 2 has 234 pages, 161 photos, and 136 graphics, and scale drawings of 4 aircraft.