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38 • Jet Age Aviation<br />
Birds of Prey: Aircraft, Nose Art<br />
& Mission Markings of Operation<br />
Desert Shield/Storm David F.<br />
Brown. <strong>The</strong> most complete photo<br />
study available of the air war in the<br />
Gulf, and covers every unit that participated<br />
including French, Italian,<br />
British, and Saudi. Photos of USAF,<br />
ANG, Navy and Marine Corps, and<br />
SAC: F-15s, A-10s, B-52s, F-16s, F-14s,<br />
F-111s, F-117 Stealth, C-5s, KC-10s,<br />
C-141s, C-13s, KC-135s, U-2/TR-1,<br />
and many others.<br />
Size: 9”x12” • over 750 color photos<br />
• 160pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-88740-472-3 • soft • $29.95<br />
Painted Ladies: Modern Military<br />
Aircraft Nose Art & Unusual<br />
Markings Randy Walker. Tradition<br />
plays a large part in modem nose<br />
art. As shown in Randy Walkers’<br />
new book cartoons and sexy ladies<br />
have returned. Names like “Memphis<br />
Belle”, “Chow Hound” and “Maid in<br />
the USA”, that once went to war on<br />
B-17s and B-24s are now carried by<br />
B-52s and FB-111s, as well as many<br />
other modem aircraft.<br />
Size: 9”x12” • over 650 color photos<br />
• 128pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-88740-392-1 • soft • $29.99<br />
More Painted Ladies: Modern<br />
Military Aircraft Nose Art &<br />
Unusual Markings Randy Walker.<br />
Additional nose art and unusual<br />
markings as seen on today’s B-52s,<br />
B-1Bs, FB-111s, F-16s, F-4s, and<br />
many others, including Desert Storm<br />
markings.<br />
Size: 9”x12” • over 700 color photos<br />
• 144pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-88740-514-2 • soft • $24.95<br />
Allied Aircraft Art: Nose Art,<br />
Paint Schemes & Unusual Markings<br />
on Aircraft from Korea to<br />
Desert Storm John M. Campbell<br />
& Donna Campbell. This book is a<br />
tour through modern aircraft paint<br />
schemes and markings, with its<br />
shark’s teeth, heavy metal magic,<br />
and racy ladies. A full color look at<br />
nose-art, paint schemes, and unusual<br />
markings on fighter, bomber,<br />
and transport aircraft from Korea to<br />
Desert Storm.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 270 color<br />
photos • 64pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-88740-444-8 • soft • $12.95<br />
Adversary: America’s Aggressor<br />
Fighter Squadrons Rick Llinares &<br />
Chuck Lloyd. Adversary takes an inside<br />
look at the dedicated adversary<br />
tactics units within the USAF, Navy<br />
and Marine Corps. Every unit in this<br />
highly specialized group, from the<br />
Navy’s well known TOPGUN program<br />
to the USAF’s elite 414th Combat<br />
Training Squadron is reviewed. Marine<br />
Corps Sniper squadron and Navy<br />
reserve units are also covered.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 250 color<br />
photos • 144pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0688-X • hard • $29.95<br />
Warfighters: A History of the<br />
USAF Weapons School and<br />
the 57th Wing Llinares & Lloyd.<br />
Warfighters takes a first-hand look<br />
at how the USAF creates its most<br />
elite, highly trained aircrews, and<br />
provides an inside look at the USAF<br />
Weapons School at Nellis Air Force<br />
Base, Nevada, one of the Air Force’s<br />
most highly classified programs.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 270 color<br />
photos, unit insignia • 264pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0044-X • hard • $49.95<br />
Warfighters 2: <strong>The</strong> Story of<br />
the U.S. Marine Corps Aviation<br />
Weapons and Tactics Squadron<br />
One (MAWTS-1) Rick Llinares &<br />
Chuck Lloyd Second installment in<br />
the Warfighters series provides an<br />
in-depth look at the USMC aviation<br />
organization and its specialized<br />
training unit, the Marine Weapons<br />
and Tactics Squadron One (MAWTS-<br />
1). Every aircraft operated by the<br />
Marines is examined through words<br />
and pictures.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 500 color and<br />
b/w photos • 352pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0329-5 • hard • $59.95<br />
U.S. Army Aircraft Since 1947: An<br />
Illustrated History Stephen Harding.<br />
This is the only comprehensive<br />
guide to the 124 aircraft and<br />
experimental flying machines used<br />
by the United States Army since<br />
1947. <strong>The</strong> definitive reference source<br />
on its subject.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 220 b/w and<br />
color photos • 264pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0190-X • hard • $45.00<br />
U.S. Army Aviation Color<br />
Schemes and Markings 1942<br />
- to the Present Lennart Lundh.<br />
This book focuses exclusively on<br />
how Army Aviation’s aircraft have<br />
been painted and marked during<br />
nearly sixty years of service. Official<br />
changes in exterior schemes, interior<br />
colors, and all forms of markings<br />
are covered.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • 600+ color & b/w<br />
photos, illustrations • 208pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-1180-8 • hard • $49.95<br />
Edwards Air Force Base - Open<br />
House at the USAF Flight Test<br />
Center 1957-1966: A Photo<br />
Chronicle of Aircraft Displayed<br />
Robert D. Archer. <strong>The</strong> USAF Flight Test<br />
Center at Edwards AFB has long been<br />
one of the most interesting test<br />
sites in the world. This pictorial history<br />
covers all of the aircraft shown<br />
publicly between 1957-66, with a<br />
chapter for each year listing all of<br />
the aircraft shown.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • 600+ color, b/w<br />
photos • 232pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0689-8 • hard • $45.00<br />
<strong>The</strong> Curtiss X-Planes: Curtiss-<br />
Wright’s VTOL Effort 1958-1965<br />
Francis H. Dean. A lavishly illustrated<br />
story of Curtiss Wright Corporation’s<br />
50s-60s efforts in developing a<br />
vertical takeoff (VTOL) aircraft.<br />
<strong>The</strong> author, an insider who headed<br />
preliminary design work, gives a<br />
brief history of Curtiss Wright, and<br />
of the Curtiss Propeller Division that<br />
spawned the program, then follows<br />
with the development details of the<br />
X-100 concept demonstrator and the<br />
follow-on X-19 military aircraft.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 340 b/w &<br />
color photos, line art • 176pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-1434-3 • hard • $49.95<br />
Secret Aerospace Projects of<br />
the U.S. Navy: <strong>The</strong> Incredible<br />
Attack Aircraft of the USS United<br />
States, 1948-1949 Jared A. Zichek.<br />
This is the comprehensive story of<br />
some of the most radical attack<br />
aircraft ever designed to operate<br />
from an aircraft carrier. <strong>The</strong>se incredible<br />
projects were developed in 1948<br />
to equip the USS United States, an<br />
immense 65,000-ton supercarrier<br />
that was to have been the core of<br />
the Navy’s nascent strategic nuclear<br />
bombardment capability. Recently<br />
declassified, details of these fascinating<br />
projects are presented here for<br />
the first time.<br />
Size: 11”x81/2” • over 200 bw<br />
images • 232 pp. • hard<br />
ISBN: 978-0-7643-3229-6 • $59.99<br />
Air Launch! A Pictorial History<br />
of Airborne Weapons Bill Holder<br />
& Scott Vadnais. This book examines<br />
the history of airborne-launched<br />
weapons and a number of variations.<br />
Each weapon is given a brief<br />
developmental description and a<br />
summary of who has implemented<br />
it, and includes cross-references to<br />
other countries’ similar platforms.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 200 b/w, color<br />
photos • 96pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-1392-4 • soft • $19.95<br />
Firepower: A History of the<br />
Aircraft Gun Scott Vadnais & Bill<br />
Holder. This book covers the history<br />
of aircraft armament from the early<br />
days of World War I when aviators<br />
fired hand-held weapons at each<br />
other, through the airborne gun advancements<br />
during WWII, and finally<br />
up to the modern Gatling Guns.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 230 color, b/w<br />
photos • 88pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0726-6 • soft • $19.95<br />
Nuclear Weapons of the United<br />
States: An Illustrated History<br />
James N. Gibson. This new book covers<br />
every nuclear delivery system the<br />
United States ever deployed. With<br />
few exceptions, each weapon and<br />
system is illustrated by either color<br />
or b/w photos. Each weapon also<br />
comes with specifications and a history<br />
of its development, deployment<br />
and retirement (if retired).<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • over 300 color and<br />
b/w photos • 240pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0063-6 • hard • $49.95<br />
<strong>The</strong> Navaho Missile Project: <strong>The</strong><br />
Story of the “Know-How” Missile<br />
of American Rocketry James N.<br />
Gibson. <strong>The</strong> Navaho program is the<br />
least known, yet the most important<br />
of the United States early missile<br />
programs. In rocket technology<br />
alone made possible the Thor, Jupiter<br />
and Redstone missiles. It also allowed<br />
the construction of the Atlas<br />
ICBM’s engines, and in the years to<br />
come this engine technology would<br />
power the Apollo moon rocket and<br />
present-day Space Shuttle.<br />
Size: 81/2”x11” • 160+ color and<br />
b/w photos, line art • 96pp.<br />
ISBN: 0-7643-0048-2 • soft • $19.95<br />
<strong>The</strong> Rockets and Missiles of<br />
White Sands Proving Ground<br />
1945-1958 Gregory P. Kennedy. In<br />
1945, the United States Army established<br />
a testing center for rockets<br />
and guided missiles in south-central<br />
New Mexico. Named White Sands<br />
Proving Ground, this center was the<br />
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