Aviation Enthusiasts' Reference Book

Who was the highest scoring ace ofWorld War II ? What was an ace anyway? What are the world's leading aerobatic teams and which aircraft do they fly? How are aircraft serial numbers and code names allocated? How is the aircraft industry organized? What are the exact meanings of terms used by aircrew on operational missions? This information and almost everything an enthusiast should know about the language, theory and history of aviation is brought together in this remarkable volume by one of the world's leading experts. Including also explanations of hundreds of common acronyms and specially commissioned charts and artwork, aviation buff and newcomer alike will find the practical, informative text of permanent value.

Originally published as Aviation Enthusiasts' Data Book


by Bruce Robertson
Published by PSL 1989 2nd edition. 160pp illustrated, b&w photos, drawings, diagrams, charts, index, appendices. 15x23 card covers, very good.






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