Tony Butler [by C.J. Lever]. (Orig. Publ. in Blackwood's Magazine).

Butler, Tony

Lever, Charles James

History

Nabu Press

Being in Big Country had its fair share of highs and lows. To lose its main character was a desperately upsetting situation to deal with. This is the story about how, my original colleagues, manager and I, tried dealing with this situation, and the unfortunate demise of it from my point of view. Written as an honest reflection, complete with some memory anecdotes, I have, after years of not commenting about this time period, thought it time I did.

Then Came The Great Divide: A reflection of the post Stuart Adamson Years of Big Country.

Arts & Photography

Music

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Handley-Page Victor was third and final aircraft in Britain's V-bomber fleet, built to carry the nuclear deterrent during the Cold War. Built during the 1950s and 1960s, the bomber was designed to fly higher and faster than contemporary fighter aircraft so that it could penetrate Soviet airspace with its deadly load unopposed. In later years, it switched to a conventional role and saw service in the Borneo conflict of 1962-66, when two B. 1A aircraft flew the Victor's only offensive mission, during the Falklands War in the 1980s and in 1991 in the Gulf War as an in-flight refueling tanker, before withdrawal later that year."The Aerofax" series already covers the Vulcan and Valiant bombers and this new book completes the V-bomber set. The authors have provided a complete and thorough history of the aircraft from its initial design, through the development period to its operational service. Much new information has been gathered together, and aviation historians and enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous unpublished photographs which have been included to illustrate the informative text.

Handley Page Victor: The Crescent-Winged V-Bomber

Butler, Phil

Europe

Midland Publications Ltd

Sea Fury: In British, Australian, Canadian & Dutch Service

Dalrymple & Verdun

Hornet and Sea Hornet

Collins, David

Derry, Martin

Renowned aviation author Tony Buttler presents a detailed and fully illustrated account of the Hawker Tempest/ in service, from the prototypes to the last survivors. It includes 42 specially commissioned and highly accurate colour illustrations, as well as more than 140 black and white photographs. A listing of airframes is also included.

Tempest: Hawker's Outstanding Piston-Engined Fighter

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