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Thanks for the advice, I'll post it to Film and Lit.
A more detailed description should be up on Emmanuel Gustin's site in due course. However, it starts with a chapter on the technical background, describing the different guns and their mechanisms, the ammunition they fired, the mountings used, synchronisation and sights. Then there are chapters on the development of armament before, during and after WW1 (up to 1932), describing the principal aircraft installations and how the weapons were used in combat in major campaigns etc. There's a separate chapter on the development and use of airborne cannon (20+mm) and their ammunition. Finally there are appendices providing data tables of aircraft with their gun installations; guns; and ammunition, plus comparative gun drawings.
Tony Williams
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Tony Williams: Military gun and ammunition website
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