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GREAT AIRCRAFT

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GREAT AIRCRAFT By Norman Macmillan Wing Commander Norman Macmillan, noted author of Great Airmen, pauses at a dramatic moment in the development of aircraft, to cast a backward glance at the great craft that have made aviation history.

Characteristics

Book cover finish Hardcover ( rounded spine binding )
Special features First edition, Slightly damaged dust jacket
Condition Good
Number of pages 304
Published date 1960
Languages English
Size 14 x 20 x 4 cm
Author Norman Macmillan
Editor G Bell and Sons Ltd.

Description

GREAT AIRCRAFT By Norman Macmillan Wing Commander Norman Macmillan,  noted author of Great Airmen, pauses at a dramatic moment in the  development of aircraft, to cast a backward glance at the great craft  that have made aviation history. Although the past of practical aircraft  is brief, the achievements have been incredibly prodigious and awe-inspiring. With the respect and reverence of a lifetime's devotion, Wing Commander Macmillan traces the development of the world's great aircraft and the men who flew and made them, from  the Wright Brothers' early `Flyer', considered the Adam of aircraft,  through the Camel of World War I fame, the Vimy, the Spitfire VB, the great Super-fortress, and the tragedy of the de Havilland Comet I, that opened up the jet age. An intensely readable book, filled with the colour and excitement of brilliant achievement.

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