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The Power and the Glory - 75 Years of Flying With the RAF (1993)
~EN PB USISBN: 9781898474029 bzw. 1898474028, vermutlich in Englisch, Warrior Publications, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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London: Warrior Publications, 1993. 130 Pages. September 1993 Edition. An Official Royal Air Forces Association publication celebrating 75 years of flying with the RAF. Contents in 26 Chapters: FOREWORD by HRH Prince Philip, President of The Royal Air Forces Association, INTRODUCTION by Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon, Chief of the Air Staff, THE DECLARATION OF INTENT The re-statement of the Declaration of Intent by the Air Force Board of the Defence Council to The Royal Air Forces Association, APRIL MORNING 1918 The foundation of the Royal Air Force, THE INTERWAR YEARS Derek Wood records the development and maturity of the RAF in the face of stiff opposition from the end of World War I to the brink of Europe's second great conflict, THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIGHTER 1914.1939 by former test pilot and aviation historian Jeffrey Quill, TRENT PROGRESS With deliveries of Rolls-Royce's most powerful turbofan soon to begin, Mike Spencer surveys the background to the engine's design and reviews latest developments THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN'S SKIES The Battle of Britain by Wing Commander Peter L Parrott, THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIGHTER 1940-2000 he post-war development of fighter aircraft continued to be handicapped by political indecision but against all odds the traditions of Fighter Command have been retained and reflected in current fighter designs, THE VICTORIA CROSS The award to airmen of the nation's most coveted decoration by Ken Delve and Peter Jacobs, THE ASSAULT ON GERMANY Air Vice Marshal Ron Dick reviews the development of Bomber Command and the many demands successfully undertaken during WWII, PEENEMUNDE The story of this most difficult and vital air raid on Germany's V -2 installation is brilliantly retold by The Master Bomber who controlled the raid - Gp Capt John Searby of No 83 Squadron, and STORM IN THE GULF The Royal Air Force's significant contribution to the allied war effoit in the Gulf conflict is recalled by Group Captain Andrew Vallance, former Director of Defence Studies for the RAF, ALARM For the fIrst time the RAF has its own anti-radar capability. Wing Commander A D White, B Tech RAF - OC No IX Squadron welcomes ALARM (Air-Launched Anti-Radar Missile), THE MALTA STORY Malta endured a conflict even more savage than the Battle of Britain and it had a strategic signifIcance that affected the course of WWII. The event was worthily commemorated by the award of The George Cross, PER ARDUA AD RAPIER Wing Commander M R Hooker MBIM RAF head of the Surface-to-Air Weapons Branch in the Directorate Royal Air Force Regiment looks at the evolution of the short-range air defence in the RAF, COASTAL COMMAND VERSUS THE U.BOAT Churchill wrote that he was frightened by the war-time U-boat peril, our lifeline was endangered, and he was even more anxious about the Battle of The Atlantic than he had been about the Battle of Britain, THE BERLIN AIR LIFT Group Captain Thorburne of the Air Historical Branch (RAF) MoD reminds us of the importance of the transport plane in the RAFs inventory, and there is no more compelling an illustration of the value of air transport resources than the air supply of Berlin in 1948/9, THE SUCCESSORS The success of the RAFs post-war bombers, the Canberra and the V -bombers, is told by air historian Robert Jackson, AIR WAR SOUTH ATLANTIC The Black Buck air raid carried out on Port Stanley airfield during the Falklands Campaign was a triumph of careful planning matched by determination, superb flying skills and great endurance. Dr Alfred Price has written the defmitive account of this record-breaking epic, AFFORDABLE SUPERIORITY Eurofighter 2000 has received the political go-ahead from its European partners. This multi-role, day/night all-weather fighter and poor weather day/night ground attack fighter bomber is set to continue the traditions of its predecessors set over the past 7S years in service with the RAF, AWACS Wing Commander R G Thompson examines AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) and the new capability it offers for the RAF, OPERATING THE RAF'S HARRIERS BY NIGHT The time is drawing to an end when an army can expect to move reinforcements under cover of darkness. The Harrier GR7 makes them vulnerable to attack by night and day, THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION Fifty years after its creation the RAFA is again analysing how its services should meet the future needs of its members. Undoubtedly the Royal Air Forces Association has the wisdom and experience gained over decades to guide it confidently into its second half -century, ORGANISATION OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE The strength of the Royal Air Force on the occasion of its seventy-fifth anniversary. . Trade Paperback. Very Good. Illus. by McHale, Brian - Art Director. 8" X 11 1/2".
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London: Warrior Publications, 1993. 130 Pages. September 1993 Edition. An Official Royal Air Forces Association publication celebrating 75 years of flying with the RAF. Contents in 26 Chapters: FOREWORD by HRH Prince Philip, President of The Royal Air Forces Association, INTRODUCTION by Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon, Chief of the Air Staff, THE DECLARATION OF INTENT The re-statement of the Declaration of Intent by the Air Force Board of the Defence Council to The Royal Air Forces Association, APRIL MORNING 1918 The foundation of the Royal Air Force, THE INTERWAR YEARS Derek Wood records the development and maturity of the RAF in the face of stiff opposition from the end of World War I to the brink of Europe's second great conflict, THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIGHTER 1914.1939 by former test pilot and aviation historian Jeffrey Quill, TRENT PROGRESS With deliveries of Rolls-Royce's most powerful turbofan soon to begin, Mike Spencer surveys the background to the engine's design and reviews latest developments THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN'S SKIES The Battle of Britain by Wing Commander Peter L Parrott, THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIGHTER 1940-2000 he post-war development of fighter aircraft continued to be handicapped by political indecision but against all odds the traditions of Fighter Command have been retained and reflected in current fighter designs, THE VICTORIA CROSS The award to airmen of the nation's most coveted decoration by Ken Delve and Peter Jacobs, THE ASSAULT ON GERMANY Air Vice Marshal Ron Dick reviews the development of Bomber Command and the many demands successfully undertaken during WWII, PEENEMUNDE The story of this most difficult and vital air raid on Germany's V -2 installation is brilliantly retold by The Master Bomber who controlled the raid - Gp Capt John Searby of No 83 Squadron, and STORM IN THE GULF The Royal Air Force's significant contribution to the allied war effoit in the Gulf conflict is recalled by Group Captain Andrew Vallance, former Director of Defence Studies for the RAF, ALARM For the fIrst time the RAF has its own anti-radar capability. Wing Commander A D White, B Tech RAF - OC No IX Squadron welcomes ALARM (Air-Launched Anti-Radar Missile), THE MALTA STORY Malta endured a conflict even more savage than the Battle of Britain and it had a strategic signifIcance that affected the course of WWII. The event was worthily commemorated by the award of The George Cross, PER ARDUA AD RAPIER Wing Commander M R Hooker MBIM RAF head of the Surface-to-Air Weapons Branch in the Directorate Royal Air Force Regiment looks at the evolution of the short-range air defence in the RAF, COASTAL COMMAND VERSUS THE U.BOAT Churchill wrote that he was frightened by the war-time U-boat peril, our lifeline was endangered, and he was even more anxious about the Battle of The Atlantic than he had been about the Battle of Britain, THE BERLIN AIR LIFT Group Captain Thorburne of the Air Historical Branch (RAF) MoD reminds us of the importance of the transport plane in the RAFs inventory, and there is no more compelling an illustration of the value of air transport resources than the air supply of Berlin in 1948/9, THE SUCCESSORS The success of the RAFs post-war bombers, the Canberra and the V -bombers, is told by air historian Robert Jackson, AIR WAR SOUTH ATLANTIC The Black Buck air raid carried out on Port Stanley airfield during the Falklands Campaign was a triumph of careful planning matched by determination, superb flying skills and great endurance. Dr Alfred Price has written the defmitive account of this record-breaking epic, AFFORDABLE SUPERIORITY Eurofighter 2000 has received the political go-ahead from its European partners. This multi-role, day/night all-weather fighter and poor weather day/night ground attack fighter bomber is set to continue the traditions of its predecessors set over the past 7S years in service with the RAF, AWACS Wing Commander R G Thompson examines AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) and the new capability it offers for the RAF, OPERATING THE RAF'S HARRIERS BY NIGHT The time is drawing to an end when an army can expect to move reinforcements under cover of darkness. The Harrier GR7 makes them vulnerable to attack by night and day, THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION Fifty years after its creation the RAFA is again analysing how its services should meet the future needs of its members. Undoubtedly the Royal Air Forces Association has the wisdom and experience gained over decades to guide it confidently into its second half -century, ORGANISATION OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE The strength of the Royal Air Force on the occasion of its seventy-fifth anniversary. . Trade Paperback. Very Good. Illus. by McHale, Brian - Art Director. 8" X 11 1/2".
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