F-14 TOMCAT
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In the late 1960s the US Navy identified a requirement for a new carrier-based fighter, known originally as the VFX.
Caractéristiques
Format | 18 2 x 24,2 x 0,5 cm |
Nbr. de pages | 48 |
Finition | Broché |
Particularités | Illustrated edition |
Année d’édition | 1986 |
Langue | Anglais |
Auteur | Lindsay Peacock |
Collection / Série | COMBAT AIRCRAFT SERIES |
Editeur | Osprey Publishing London |
Description
Résumé
In the late 1960s the US Navy identified a requirement for a new carrier-based fighter, known originally as the VFX. Five aerospace companies received requests for proposals in June 1968 and the submissions of Grumman and McDonnel Douglas were selected for final consideration. In early 1969 Grumman's proposal was chosen for development and production (under the designation F-14A) and given the name Tomcat.
Un mot sur l'auteur
LINDSAY PEACOCK is an aviation journalist and photographer who has written extensively on military aircraft subjects for books and magazines, especially in areas of specific interest to aircraft modellers. He has travelled widely in pursuit of his profession and hobbies, and spent much time on aircraft carrier decks observing his subjects at close quarters. He is the author of another book in this series, F/A-18 Hornet.
Un mot sur la collection
Presented in a compact format, OSPREY COMBAT AIRCRAFT SERIES is a stimulating source of visual reference and detailed text on the world's leading warplanes. Each title features 48 pages (including 8 packed with spectacular full-colour artwork, plus colour photos), 30 black and white photos and comprehensive data tables.
In the late 1960s the US Navy identified a requirement for a new carrier-based fighter, known originally as the VFX. Five aerospace companies received requests for proposals in June 1968 and the submissions of Grumman and McDonnel Douglas were selected for final consideration. In early 1969 Grumman's proposal was chosen for development and production (under the designation F-14A) and given the name Tomcat.
Un mot sur l'auteur
LINDSAY PEACOCK is an aviation journalist and photographer who has written extensively on military aircraft subjects for books and magazines, especially in areas of specific interest to aircraft modellers. He has travelled widely in pursuit of his profession and hobbies, and spent much time on aircraft carrier decks observing his subjects at close quarters. He is the author of another book in this series, F/A-18 Hornet.
Un mot sur la collection
Presented in a compact format, OSPREY COMBAT AIRCRAFT SERIES is a stimulating source of visual reference and detailed text on the world's leading warplanes. Each title features 48 pages (including 8 packed with spectacular full-colour artwork, plus colour photos), 30 black and white photos and comprehensive data tables.