MCDONNELL DOUGLAS F-15 EAGLE
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James P. Stevenson has researched the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle over a four year period, making four trips
Caractéristiques
| Format | 19 x 27 x 1 cm |
| Nbr. de pages | 104 |
| Finition | Broché |
| Année d’édition | 1978 |
| Langue | Anglais |
| Etat du livre | Bon état |
| Auteur | James Perry Stevenson |
| Collection / Série | Aero Series |
| Editeur | Aero Publishers Inc, USA (later TAB Books) |
Description
The Aero Stories was at first a series of profiles of significant World War Two and 1930s aircraft, from number 24 it switched to military jets and later also included military helicopters and civil airliners.
Each book contains historical commentary, selected photographic material covering all aspects of the aircraft, technical data and specifications, four pages of color drawings, etc.
PROVIDES AN UNPRECEDENTED SOURCE OF MATERIAL FOR THE MODELER, MILITARY ENTHOUSIAST, COLLECTOR AND HISTORIAN.
Numbers 1-4
35 pages, 4 pages colour, 9¾ x 12 ins.
Numbers 5-23
52 pages, 4 pages colour, 9¾ x 12 ins, (except 60 pages in No.21).
Numbers 24-31
104 pages, more colour.
Numbers 32-42
70-128 pages, full colour, 9.5 x 7.8 ins.
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James P. Stevenson has researched the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle over a four year period, making four trips to McDonnell Aircraft Co. In St. Louis, one trip to the F-15 SPO at Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, two trips to Washington, D.C., and several visits to Edwards AFB, California. Mr. Stevenson's previous book, Grumman F-14 Tomcat, was described by a review in Aerophile Magazine as « ... perhaps the height of the (Aero) series ... (which came close to telling you more than you would want to know) ». In addition, he has written an article for Armed Forces Magazine entitled « The F-14 vs. F-15 : Who Would the Real Winner Be ? ». Stevenson is the Editor of the Navy Fighter Weapons School Journal, a quartely journal on aerial warfare. He has flown in simulated dogfights in T-38 Talons with the Topgun crews. In addition, he has flown in the TA-4Js, F-4J and in preparation for this book, the F-15 Eagle. He is past director of the International Aerospace Hall of Fame. Stevenson is a candidate for the J.D. Degree in June 1979 from a San Diego law school.
Each book contains historical commentary, selected photographic material covering all aspects of the aircraft, technical data and specifications, four pages of color drawings, etc.
PROVIDES AN UNPRECEDENTED SOURCE OF MATERIAL FOR THE MODELER, MILITARY ENTHOUSIAST, COLLECTOR AND HISTORIAN.
Numbers 1-4
35 pages, 4 pages colour, 9¾ x 12 ins.
Numbers 5-23
52 pages, 4 pages colour, 9¾ x 12 ins, (except 60 pages in No.21).
Numbers 24-31
104 pages, more colour.
Numbers 32-42
70-128 pages, full colour, 9.5 x 7.8 ins.
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James P. Stevenson has researched the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle over a four year period, making four trips to McDonnell Aircraft Co. In St. Louis, one trip to the F-15 SPO at Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, two trips to Washington, D.C., and several visits to Edwards AFB, California. Mr. Stevenson's previous book, Grumman F-14 Tomcat, was described by a review in Aerophile Magazine as « ... perhaps the height of the (Aero) series ... (which came close to telling you more than you would want to know) ». In addition, he has written an article for Armed Forces Magazine entitled « The F-14 vs. F-15 : Who Would the Real Winner Be ? ». Stevenson is the Editor of the Navy Fighter Weapons School Journal, a quartely journal on aerial warfare. He has flown in simulated dogfights in T-38 Talons with the Topgun crews. In addition, he has flown in the TA-4Js, F-4J and in preparation for this book, the F-15 Eagle. He is past director of the International Aerospace Hall of Fame. Stevenson is a candidate for the J.D. Degree in June 1979 from a San Diego law school.