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Red Eagles: The American Pilots Who Flew the Enemy’s MiGs
Explore the Red Eagles and Constant Peg, the secret Cold War program that used real…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – Chipmunk at 80: Volume I by Ben Griffiths and Ian Black
"Chipmunk at 80: Volume I" celebrates the de Havilland Chipmunk through aviation history, pilot stories,…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – Admiral Yamamoto: The Gripping Story of the Legendary Naval Commander Who Planned and Executed the Pearl Harbor Attack
In this book review, discover how Ronald Drabkin's Admiral Yamamoto explores the life, career, and…
New Book: “The Mach Busters” Chronicles the Pilots Behind the World’s Fastest Speed Records
Discover "The Mach Busters," Bart Vandamme's new 530-page book chronicling the pilots, aircraft, and stories…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – German Gliders in World War II: Luftwaffe Gliders and their Powered Variants by Heinz Mankau & Peter Petrick
Explore "German Gliders in World War II" by Heinz Mankau and Peter Petrick, an in-depth…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – Japanese Aircraft Carriers 1920-1945 by Ermanno Martino
Discover "Japanese Aircraft Carriers 1920–1945" by Ermanno Martino, a richly illustrated study of Imperial Japan's…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – The Greatest Force: How RAF Bomber Command rose to become the No. 1 factor in the destruction of Germany in WW2 by Marcus Gibson
Joe May reviews "The Greatest Force" by Marcus Gibson, a deeply researched and thought-provoking examination…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – Mentor to the Rising Sun: Britain’s role in founding Japan’s Naval Air Service by Dick Wise
Discover Mentor to the Rising Sun by Dick Wise, an in-depth exploration of Britain's role…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – Fairey Fulmar: the Fleet Air Arm’s Unlikely Hero by Matthew Willis
Fairey Fulmar: The Fleet Air Arm's Unlikely Hero explores the overlooked WWII naval fighter, highlighting…
Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf – F4U Corsair by Ernest M. Snowden
Read Joe May's review of F4U Corsair by Ernest M. Snowden, an illustrated look at…
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