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A Guide to Airborne Weapons

Author: David F. Crosby
A Guide to Airborne Weapons
Nautical & Aviation Publishing Company of America
2003
Format: PDF
Pages: 160
Language: English
Size: 14 MB

A Guide To Airborne Weapons by military historian David F. Crosby presents accurate and informative descriptions of the diverse air combat weapons employed by the U.S. Armed Forces. Each entry consists of descriptions of the particular weapon system, with particular attention to its special employment, characteristics, and delivery aircraft. Also included is authoritative information concerning weapon manufacturers, line drawings for each weapon, its technical specifications, black-and-white photographs, and more. An excellent and informative resource, A Guide To Airborne Weapons is an important, seminal, and highly recommended contribution to personal, professional, and academic Military Studies collections.