Author(s): Jackson, A. J.

Number of Pages: 571

Excellent condition  

This book is part of the Putnam Aviation series

Reprint of the 1974 work (Putnam Aeronautical Pub.)

Front

Author(s): R. A. Belyakov; J. Marmain

Number of Pages: 479

Very ood condition  

D1

Author(s): Dietz, Thomas J.

Number of Pages: ~174

Excellent condition  

Presents an introduction to aeromodeling and a brief history of the art form, and illustrates the museum's most prized exhibit models 

Book contains hundreds of high definition photos in color 

Front

Author(s): Facsimile

Number of Pages: 80

Excellent condition  

This facsimile reprint of the actual 350th Fighter Group war book appears here in a new quality edition.

D1

Author(s): Jerzy B. Cynk

Number of pages: 670

Excellent condition

Second volume of this series 

Book contains over 700 photos, diagrams, charts, detailed appendices and color profiles as well as gives lots of information about all PAF squadrons 

D1

Author(s): Nauroth, Holger; Held, Werner

Number of pages: 247

Very good condition

D1

Author(s): Ludwig Von Eimannsberger

Number of pages: 240

Excellent condition

D1

Jagdgeschwader 2 Richthofen: Eine Bildchronik (original title)

Author(s): Nauroth, Holger

Number of pages: 350

Excellent condition

Book is in German

D1

Author(s): March, Daniel J.

Number of pages: 256

Excellent condition

D1

The Luftwaffe in Front of the Allied Landing 

Author(s): Frappé, Jean-Bernard

Number of pages: 352

Excellent condition

Book is in French

D1

Author(s): Col. Raymond F. Toliver; Trevor L. Constable

Number of pages: 400

Excellent condition

Fighter Aces of the U.S.A. is the most complete, full-spectrum book ever published on American fighter aces, and includes dozens of aces' combat accounts, plus capsule biographies. Evolution of aircraft, tactics and armament is seen through the eyes of the 1400 elite Americans who earned the coveted title ""Ace."" Comprehensive revisions and updates to this new edition include the most complete statistics of American aces ever published, and is fully current to date of publication. Authoritative and compelling narrative also presents eyebrow-raising facts on enemy aces who fought Americans in all wars and theatres. Lists include names and scores, plus intriguing data on Soviet Air Force aces who battled USAF aces over Korea.

D1

Author(s): Charles. Mendenhall

Number of pages: 159

Acceptable condition

The photos in this edition are black and white. Deadly Duo is a highly photographic review covering two of the most fascinating medium bombers of WWII, the North American B-25 Mitchell and the Martin B-26 Marauder.

D1

Author(s): Elliott, John M.

Number of pages: 203

Very good condition

Fourth and final volume of the "The Official Monogram U.S. Navy & Marine Corps Aircraft Color Guide" series 

Covers the 33 years between 1960 and 1993. This book covers the Navy and Marine Corps aircraft colors and markings during the period of the war in Vietnam, conflicts in Africa as well as the Middle East and Operation Desert Storm. Like previous volumes, this book covers all of the changes in the coloration and markings of Naval and Marine Corps aviation during this remarkable period.

At the end are 3 pages of 45 genuine lacquer paint chip samples, each measuring 1 3/4 inch square. This book also contains 344 photographs, 262 color photographs, 23 color illustrations and 48 full-color unit insignia.

D1

Author(s): The Men Of The 27th ATG; Jon A. Maguire

Number of Pages: 347

Excellent condition  

D1

Author(s):Daniel D. Whitney

Number of Pages: 472

Excellent condition  

Over 60 percent of U.S. Army fighters during World War II were powered by the Allison V-1710 engine. It was a strong and reliable power plant that powered the pre-war generation of 400 mph Army pursuits, and the majority of Army combat fighters on through

D1

Author(s): Edited By Mark S. Copeland; Jack Ilfrey

Number of Pages: 128

Excellent condition  

This autobiography was originally written in 1946 by eight-victory WWII Fighter Ace, Jack Ilfrey. This new edition has been expanded with many new photographs (many never before published), a special color photo section, and three detailed aircraft profile paintings. The reader will fly through the skies with Ilfrey in his P-38 as he and his unit, the famed 94th Fighter Squadron, befome the first group of American aircraft to fly from the USA to England. Thrill to the stories of aerial combat over North Africa as Ilfrey becomes one of Americas first WWII air aces. Marvel at the flying exploits of Ilfrey as a member of the 20th Fighter Group/8th Air Force and join him on his incredible evasion story through German occupied France. This book is undoubtedly one of the finest stories of aerial combat that has ever been written.

D1

Author(s): Van Wagner, R.D.

Number of Pages: 171

Excellent condition  

D1

Author(s): Molson, K. M.; Shortt, A. J.

Number of Pages: 147

Good condition  

D1

Author(s): M. Hill Goodspeed; E. Earle Rogers

Number of Pages: 148

Good condition  

The Naval Aviation Museum Collection (book is filled with hundreds of photos)

D1

Author(s): Avery, D.

Number of Pages: 46

Good condition  

Every page highlights a World War II fighter plane giving name of plane, performance, type, power plant, armament, weight, country of origin, and more. Shows a photo and a drawing of each

Front

Author(s): Bowers, Peter M.

Number of Pages: 212

Very good condition  

This is a book in the "Flying Classics Series" 

Front

Author(s): Baker, David

Number of Pages: 128

Very good condition  

D1

Author(s): Anthony (ed). Robinson

Number of Pages: 416

Acceptable condition  

D1

Author(s): Bill Sweetman

Number of Pages: 192

Very good condition  

Considers the relative air power strengths and weaknesses of the Eastern bloc and Western powers, and examines the individual air forces of the Warsaw Pact countries with a complete color catalog of their aircraft

D1

Author(s): Yenne, Bill

Number of Pages: 256

Good condition  

The story of James Smith McDonnell and Donald Wills Douglas, the merger of their two companies, and the dozens of aircraft types that carry their names

Front