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Dear Dr. Holman
This is Cristina Pérez from Spain. I ´m working on a thesis about “Guernica” and aerial bombing on Spanish Civil War.
I think is important to talk about previous arial bombardment on the colonies and on the World War I (the precedents) that is why I ´m very much interested on your “Airpower and British society 1908-1941” I would be amazing to read it and of course every quotation will be done in the most respectful way.
best regards
cristina
Of course! I’ll contact you by email.
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Dear Mr. Holman,
I am a retired science teacher who now has some time for those put-off projects. I work creatively with cardboard, and enjoy sharing my cardboard creations with young kids.
I’ve made small biplanes from pizza boxes, but now I was hoping to make a real nice heavy WW1 heavy bomber. I think the Gotha was one of the largest.
Speaking of large, I have an enormous balsa model. It’s a 1/4 size version of the 1930 Fleet. I used the enormous plans as templates and assembled it. All aerodynamics were horrible, but it looked real nice.
The reason I made the cardboard model was to see how hard it would be.
So, this is what I have in mind. Thank you for your consideration on this.
Best,
George Chapman
(413-325-5761)