Fly Past

Road to Victory 1918 reveals how,

after so many years of trench

warfare, the fi ghting on the Western

Front became mobile and more

fl uid. It reveals how the fi ghting

of 1918 was truly a multi-national

effort, including the British,

French, Australians, Canadians,

New Zealanders, Americans and

Belgians.

This beautifully presented 116-page

publication also details the role of

the RAF in the air, the use of tanks

on the ground and the lengths the

enemy went to in an attempt to slow

the Allied.

Features include:

RETURN TO THE SOMME

It was across the battlefi elds of the Somme

that the Allies had to advance again during

the summer of 1918.

THE WAR IN THE AIR

By the start of the Hundred Days Offensive,

the Royal Air Force ruled the skies – and

dominated the battlefi eld.

THE METAL MONSTERS

By 1918, and the Hundred Days Offensive,

tanks were considered an essential

component of any offensive operation.

THE MARCH TO VICTORY

It was evident to all concerned that the

German Army was on the verge of collapse,

yet the fi ghting continued.

AND MUCH MORE!

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