"And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost..." (Acts 2:4) You can begin to experience God's supernatural power through this biblically sound and personally profound book. It will guide you to spiritual interaction with your heavenly Father. As author Frank Bailey unveils The Unseen World of the Holy Spirit, you will: <ul>
<li>Walk behind the veil of religious traditions.</li> <li>Live in His presence with peace and confidence.</li> <li>Accept God's anointing with joy.</li> <li>Welcome the Holy Spirit with open arms.</li> </ul>
People from all walks of life are experiencing God in incredibly personal ways-just like the men and women in the Bible. You can too!

The Unseen World of the Holy Spirit: Experiencing the Fullness of God's Presence

Religion & Spirituality

Bailey, Frank

Christian Books & Bibles

Destiny Image Publishers

"You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you..."(Acts 1:8). Our relationship with the Holy Spirit is critical in today's great outpouring, and this book defines every aspect of the Holy Spirit including: <ol>
<li>Who He is.</li> <li>The baptism of the Holy Spirit.</li> <li>Prayer language.</li> <li>The gifts of the Spirit.</li> <li>Reasons for speaking in tongues.</li> </ol>
Pastor and author Frank Bailey believes that today is the beginning stage of what promises to be the greatest spiritual event in history—the great outpouring of the Holy Spirit spoken of by the prophets. How can you prepare for this mighty move of the Holy Spirit which will usher in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ to the earth? By knowing the Holy Spirit in a very personal way. "...how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them who ask Him!" (Luke 11:13).

Holy Spirit, The Promised One: Learning How to Grow and Work With The Holy Spirit

A comprehensive guide to American and French fighter pilots in WWI.

OVER THE FRONT: The Complete Record of the Fighter Aces and Units of the United States and French Air Services, 1914-1918

History

FRANKS, NORMAN

Military

Grub Street Publishing

The Lure O' Gold

Nabu Press

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Blind Allegiance to Sarah Palin: A Memoir of Our Tumultuous Years

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Howard Books

In April 1917 the crews of the Royal Flying Corps and French Air Force launched a major offensive to break the frustrating and deadly stalemate on the Western Front. However, all attempts at supporting the land forces were countered by the new German Jagdstaffeln. What followed was a massacre and the worst month for flying casualties so far in the war. The events 15 months later were no less disastrous with the Allies including the Americans, once again suffering a crushing and unprecedented defeat just six weeks fron the war's bloody finale. This book includes details on all known Allied losses and in many cases the victorious German pilots are provided.

Bloody April, Black September

Guest, Russell

The German Jastas were formed in the late summer of 1916, the brain-child of Oswald Boelcke, Germany's leading fighter ace of the period. Prior to this, single-seater fighter aircraft were attached piecemeal to the various two-seater Abteilung, or formed into small Kampfeinsitzer Kommando detachments (Keks). The new formation had two basic roles. The first, as dedicated hunting units - Jagdstaffeln - whose pilots attacked British and French aircraft which came across the front-line trenches: the second, to protect their own two-seater aircraft carrying out similar tasks to the opposing air forces. Here, for the first time, is as complete a list of all Jasta pilots who served in these front-line units from August 1916 until November 1918 as can be found. In addition, known pilots who served in the Marinefeldjagdstaffeln, operating mainly along the North Sea coast, and the Kests (Kampfeinsitzerstaffeln), similar to Jastas but whose job was home defence for certain German cities within range of Allied bombers, notably the IAF. There are also detailed histories of each of the Jastas and Marine Jastas, listing commanding officers and bases. Other sections cover the units which formed the four German Jagdgeschwadern and the various Jagdgruppen, with their commanders and dates of formation; a list of the fighter 'G' numbers giving details of those aircraft brought down inside Allied lines which were given the RFC/RAF 'G'-number; and a full list of all Jasta, Marine and Kest pilot casualties in date order. In addition there is a section on the colour markings of the Jastas, along with side drawings by Greg Van Wyngarden, showing how these markings were depicted. There is also a list of German WWI air aces and their scores. Despite the span of nearly 80 years since WWI ended, this is the first book of its kind with a mass of information for the would-be air historian or air enthusiast, which will keep him or her occupied for hours and provide much interesting information on the Jastas of WWI.

JASTA PILOTS: Detailed listings and histories August 1916 - November 1918

Duiven, Rick

World

Born during the Battle of Verdun in 1916, The Storks became France's premier fighting group in World War I. Comprising the Escadrilles N3, N26, N73 and N103, GC12 counted amongst its fighter pilots most of the big French aces of the war. This is a detailed history of GC12.

STORKS: The Story of France's Elite Fighter Groupe De Combat 12 (Les Cigognes) in WWI

The German Jastas were formed as dedicated hunting units, and to protect their own two-seater aircraft while attacking enemy planes. Because of these roles, the Jasta units saw more action than any other group in the war. Following on from "Jasta Pilots", the same team of authors have compiled this volume which gives a complete breakdown in date order of the claims and losses since the Jasta squadrons were formed in the late summer of 1916.

JASTA WAR CHRONOLOGY: A Complete Listing of Claims and Losses, August 1916-November 1918

Even those people who know little of WWI’s air war will have heard of Bloody April. After more than eighteen months of deadly stalemate on the Western Front, by April 1917 the British and French were again about to launch yet another land offensive, this time on the Arras Front. This would be the first opportunity to launch a major offensive since the winter and would require enormous support from the Royal Flying Corps and French Air Force in, hopefully, improved weather. However, the air offensive was to be countered fiercely by the new German Jagstaffeln – Jastas – that had been the brainchild of Oswald Boelcke in 1916. By the spring of 1917, the first Jasta pilots, with new improved fighters – the nimble Albatros DIIIs – were just itching to get to grips with their opponents over the Western Front. What followed was a near massacre of British and French aircraft and crews, which made April the worst month for flying casualties the war had yet seen. Here is a day-by-day, blow-by-blow account of these losses, profusely illustrated with original photographs and expertly told.

Bloody April 1917: An Exciting Detailed Analysis of One of the Deadliest Months in WWI

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