John H. Morrow Boeken

Focusing on the multifaceted nature of the air war, this study delves into military, political, industrial, and cultural dimensions, setting it apart from other works on military aviation. The author uncovers new insights into the evolution of military aviation, addressing past oversights while emphasizing production and logistics alongside frontline events. This comprehensive approach offers a thorough understanding of air power's development and significance during the Great War.

"The Great War" redefines the narrative of World War I by placing it within the context of imperialism. John Morrow explores the experiences of colonial participants and examines the war's impact in Asia, India, and Africa. This comprehensive work integrates personal accounts and cultural perspectives, offering a global view of the conflict.