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Pictorial History of the Blue Angels: U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Teams, 1928-1981

Jim McGuire, Don Greer

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श्रेणियाँ:

Arts - Photography

साल:

1981

प्रकाशन:

Squadron/Signal Publications

भाषा:

english

पृष्ठ:

82

ISBN 10:

0897471172

ISBN 13:

9780897471176

श्रृंखला:

Squadron Signal 6030

फ़ाइल:

PDF, 27.18 MB

IPFS:

,

english, 1981

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— FA-18ABCD US Navy Flight Manual

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Lou Drendel — F16 Fighting Falcon in Action

Jim Mesko — B-57 Canberra in Action

Thomas E. Doll — USN/USMC Over Korea: U.S. Navy/Marine Corps Air Operations Over Korea 1950-53

J.D. Ragay — F-102 Delta Dagger in Europe (Squadron-Signal Aircraft Specials 6050)

Jim Sullivan — S2F Tracker in Action

Larry Davis, James G. Robinson, Don Greer — Wild Weasel. The SAM Suppression Story

Steve Birdsall — Pride of Seattle: The Story of the First 300 B-17Fs

Maureen Smith Keillor, Evelyn L. Wheeler — The Blue Angels

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Barrett Tillman — Wildcat Aces of World War 2

Captain Tammie Jo Shults — Nerves of Steel

Beverly Weintraub — Wings of Gold

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Vincent Secades — The Naval Helicopter : Highlights in Naval Helicopter History

RN, G.R. Higgs AFC — Front-Line and Experimental Flying With the Fleet Air Arm

Michael D. Roberts — Dictionary of American Naval Aviation Squadrons, Vol. 2. The History of VP, VPB, VP(HL) and VP(AM) Squadrons

Brown Eric — Wings on My Sleeve: The World's Greatest Test Pilot tells his story (Phoenix Press)

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Nicholas A. Veronico — Hidden warbirds: the epic stories of finding, recovering, and rebuilding WWII's lost aircraft

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Charles L. Scrivner — F8F Bearcat in Action

Thomas F. Gates — Fighter Squadron Fourteen 'Tophatters' (Squadron-Signal 6173)

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Steve Ginter — Vought's F-8 Crusader. Part Four: Navy Fighter Squadrons (Naval Fighters 19)

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