Discover the compelling narrative of **Black September 1918**, a captivating follow-up to the acclaimed Bloody April 1917. This essential World War I book, authored by Norman L.R. Franks and published by Grub Street, delves deep into the tumultuous events of September 1918, a pivotal month that shaped the skies over Europe. Measuring at 170 x 240 mm with 192 pages in a paperback format, this expertly researched work presents a meticulously detailed account of air combat during World War I. As American forces reinforced the Allies with troops and resources, the battles intensified, especially on the French-American Front at St Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne Front. You'll find comprehensive analyses of daily events, casualty lists, and claims from both Allied and German air forces. The book features seven appendices that dissect the victory claims of every air squadron involved, revealing the intricate maneuvers and heroic pilots who braved the skies amid fierce opposition. Learn about the struggles and successes of British, French, and American aviators during the worst month for Allied flyers in the war. Enhanced by illustrative maps and archival records, **Black September 1918** provides readers with an invaluable resource for grasping the complexities of aerial warfare. Perfect for historians, aviation enthusiasts, and World War I aficionados alike, this book commemorates the centenary of the end of the First World War, making it a must-have addition to any military history collection.