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Zero
The most in-depth combat and development history of the Japanese Zero ever assembled! This superb history is told through first-person interviews with Zero pilots and the U.S. airmen who fought against them. Includes cutaway drawings, serial number lists, detailed appendices, and a registry of surviving planes. Contains exquisite cutaway drawings by Rukyu Watanabe. Foreword by Saburo Sakai.
Restoring Museum Aircraft
Takes the process of aircraft restoration step-by-step, from the initial decision to prepare for exhibition. The author lays out many of the restoration and preservation concepts which were formulated during his long career at the American National Air and Space Museum.
Restoring Museum Aircraft
Robert Mikesh takes the reader step by step through the process of aircraft restoration from the initial decision to prepare for an exhibit: Does it fit the museums aims? How will it be displayed? Will it fly? And of course: Is it good value? Initial preparation before disassembly are noted and then the principal techniques in working with wood-and-fabric, and metal aircraft are discussed, using many interesting real examples. Types of propulsion, tires, colors and markings are covered systematically and the different requirements for indoor or outdoor exhibition are shown. This book is considered the authoritative reference to the wide and complex subject of aircraft preservation and restoration.
Flying Dragons
Beskriver Det sydvietnamesiske Flyvevåben, herunder historie, organisation, flytyper og Vietnnamkrigen
Zero Fighter
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Japan's World War II Balloon Bomb Attacks on North America
Between 1944 and 1945, the Japanese military launched almost ten thousand bomb-bearing balloons across the Pacific ocean. Intended to spark forest fires and shake American morale, the balloons were beset by technical problems and never achieved their destructive potential, but were nonetheless responsible for the only six war deaths on the United States mainland. Japan's World War II Balloon Bomb Attacks on North America provides a comprehensive account of this obscure chapter in modern warfare. Filled with photographs and diagrams, it traces both the technological and political development of the program and documents its effects on America.
Martin B-57 Canberra
A history of B-57 Canberra jet bomber in service in the U.S. Air Force. Contains appendices about the aircraft.
Japanese Aircraft
From ABDUL to ZEKE, this handbook covers all Allied designations for Japanese Navy/Army aircraft of WWII. Each aircraft is presented alphabetically according to its code name, and is also cross-referenced to its official (long) designations and project (short) designations.
Japanese Aircraft Interiors, 1940-1945
A detailed survey of crew stations, instrumentation, gun sights, cameras and other features commonly associated within the interior of Japanese army and navy aircraft of WW2 including fighters, bombers, trainers, seaplanes and special attack types.
Japanese Aircraft 1910-1941
This work looks at the history of Japanese aircraft between 1910 and 1941. It includes descriptions of aircraft that range from the well known to the obscure.
