Aircraft Prototypes: Aerospace Technology, from the Light Fighter to the B2 Stealth Bomber

Aircraft Prototypes: Aerospace Technology, from the Light Fighter to the B2 Stealth Bomber

by Christopher Chant

128 pages· 1990· ISBN 9780788193651
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Relates in detail the development of some fascinating prototype aircraft from World War II thru 1989, & relates how many evolved into mass-produced machines. Also explains the historical background, for example, how the destruction of Hiroshima & Nagasaki changed the concept of bombing. Covering bombers, fighters & research aircraft from around the world, this book tells the story of technical achievement meeting military need. The development of turbojet powered machines, rocket motors, innovative wing shapes, the introduction of vertical take off & landing technology & much more are explained in detail. More than 100 photos & illustrations in color.

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