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Squadron Signal MiG-17 Fresco In Action Aircraft No.125 #1125

It could be argued that the aircraft built at Thomas Sopwith's factory at Kingston-on-Thames contributed more to the Allied cause during the First World War than those of any other aircraft company. Of these, the Sopwith Camel is the best remembered. These aircraft made a great contribution to the development of the aircraft as a fighting machine at a time when the very science of flying was in its early stages - the world's first controlled flight having been made by the Wright brothers only some thirteen years before the first Sopwith Pup took to the air, The single seat Pup was to be the predecessor of a whole range of single seat fighters which were to continue as far as the limits of the rotary engine permitted.

One of the first generation of monoplane carrier bombers. The scout bomber that was being flown by the USN & USMC as the US entered WW II. Over 100 photos, 40 detail drawings, 2 pages of scale drawings, 13 ful color paintings. 50 pages.

Great Reference book about the Wellington A British Bomber of WWII

As a result of its experience with the problems of providing ground support in Vietnam and the existing Soviet threat in Europe, especially their superiority in armor, the Air Force determined there was a need for specialized Close Air Support (CAS) aircraft. INCLUDES: - 50 Pages - 11"" x 8.25"" FEATURES: *Author: Ken Neubeck *Color By: Don Greer and Tom Tullis *Illustrated By: Joe Sewell *History and development *Specifications and diagrams