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U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft 1920-2020

Name: U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft 1920-2020
Brand: Naval Institute Press
SKU: 37105835
Price: 37337 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Norman Friedman
ISBN: 9781682474174

Norman Friedman

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 37105835

Publishers Naval Institute Press, May 2022

U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft, 1920-2020 is uniquely told from the point of view of the Navy, as underst... Full description

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U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft, 1920-2020 is uniquely told from the point of view of the Navy, as understood through its previously-classified documents. Spanning a century from the earliest airplanes conceived to operate from U.S. carriers in 1920, to the current F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Both the requirements and the available technology kept changing. In many cases the Navy drove the technology. Norman Friedman is the first to take the requirements and the available technology into account to explain the choices the Navy made. The airplanes the Navy bought were always designers' attempts to meet specific demands set by the kind of warfare the Navy expected. The reader sees Navy successes and failures in guessing at the future. This is a unique way to understand the panoply of airplanes the Navy has relied on through the years, and why some succeeded but others failed.