Description
Time Magazine – May 4, 1942 – Vol. 39 No. 18 – Flying General Lewis H. Brereton
This original issue of Time Magazine, dated May 4, 1942, features General Lewis H. Brereton, one of America’s pioneering air commanders, on the cover. Nicknamed the “Flying General,” Brereton played a key role in the early air campaigns of World War II, serving across multiple theaters including the Philippines, the Middle East, and later in Europe. Known for his bold leadership and combat experience, Brereton was instrumental in shaping U.S. air strategy during the critical early months of the war.
This issue offers detailed wartime reporting, focusing on the growing importance of air power in the Allied military doctrine, along with broader news on global conflict developments, home front efforts, and political analysis. Period advertisements and editorials provide additional historical value and cultural context.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition, with all pages intact and legible. Light age-related wear such as minor creases, toning, or edge wear may be present. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review the photos to assess the magazine's condition.
Additional Information:
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Includes a plastic protective covering for protection and long-term preservation
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Combined shipping available—please inquire if purchasing multiple items
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An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of WWII military aviation, U.S. Army Air Forces history, or vintage wartime publications
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