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DE HAVILLAND MOSQUITO

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This book details the versatile De Havilland Mosquito, a wooden aircraft that played crucial roles in WWII as a fighter, bomber, and reconnaissance plane. It covers the Mosquito's development, variants, and post-war uses.
Revised edition with completely updated text and over 50 new photographs


Characteristics

ISBN-10 0947554769
Book cover finish(es) Perfect Paperback 
Condition Like New
Author(s) Stuart Howe
Publisher Crécy Publishing Limited
Number of pages 176
Published date 1999, Revised edition with completely updated text and over 50 new photographs
Language(s) English
Collection / Series Crécy illustrated
Size 20 x 27 x 1,4 cm
Categorie(s) • AVIATION MILITAIRE
• APPAREILS - CONSTRUCTEURS


Description

A private venture aircraft, the much-loved Mosquito was possibly the most versatile of all British aircraft of the 2nd World War. Revolutionary in its wood construction, the de Havilland Mosquito played a vital role in the war combining the manoeuvrability of a fighter with the payload of a medium bomber. It contributed to the war as a fighter, an unarmed bomber, a reconnaissance aircraft and its different versions included the Sea Mosquito, the first British twin-engined aircraft to land on an aircraft carrier.

In this volume, Stuart Howe, lifelong Mosquito enthusiast and former Director of the thriving Mosquito Aircraft Museum at Salisbury Hall, traces the fascinating development of the Mosquito from its first flight in November 1940 through to its production and many variants. He also outlines the Mosquito's varied uses in post-war days in roles ranging from oil prospecting and air racing to aerial survey.

This revised edition is published with completely updated text and over 50 additional photographs as well as a superb selection of rare colour photographs of the Mosquito.

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