A-10 Warthog - MINI in action No. 4

Engineering & Transportation

Ken Neubeck

Engineering

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F-105 Thunderchief Walk Around

Squadron/Signal Publications

F-105 Thunderchief in action - Aircraft No. 185

The Grumman OV-1 Mohawk was the first turboprop aircraft to enter into US Army service to fill the role of visual, photo, and electronic reconnaissance. It was unique in its design, and it never received recognition for its accomplishments in more than 40 years of service. Originally planned for both the Army and the Marines, the OV-1 was used just by the Army, although NASA had a test aircraft for testing jet engine noise. Civilian users included the US Forest Service, Environmental Protection Service, and US Customs, which used the Mohawk to track drug traffic. The OV-1D aircraft from the 15th MI (military intelligence) and the 224th MI groups participated during Desert Storm, accruing more than 5,500 flight hours with two planes lost. The Mohawk was retired from US Army service in 1996.

OV-1 Mohawk - Walk Around No. 49

History

Military

The E-2 Hawkeye is the first U.S. Navy carrier-based aircraft designed specifically to fill the all-weather airborne early warning mission. The E-2 is a twin-engine aircraft with antennae contained inside a 24-foot rotating dorsal dome. E-2Cs provided surveillance support during joint strike attacks against targets in Libya in 1986, and during Operation Desert Storm, the aircraft provided command and control support for carrier-based fighter aircraft. The Hawkeye provided similar support during the recent conflicts in Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. In addition to war service, the versatile aircraft has been used by the US Coast Guard for patrolling the coastal areas as well as by law enforcement agencies for drug traffic interdiction. Takes a detailed look at the E-2 Hawkeye with more than 200 photographs, color profiles, and detailed line drawings. 80 pages.

E-2 Hawkeye - Walk Around Color Series No. 53

The F-111 Aardvark was the first production aircraft to feature a variable swept-wing. This aircraft s original design met 2 different mission roles for the US military. The Air Force needed a joint-service aircraft while the Navy needed a carrier-based aircraft. Among the construction proposals, General Dynamics won the contract to build the Air Force version that would become the F-111. Amidst much controversy during its early stages, the Aardvark developed into an indispensable aircraft. It served in Vietnam, Libya, and Operation Desert Storm. Currently, the Royal Australian Air Force continues to fly the C-model plane, and the aircraft has one of the best safety records in the Air Force inventory. Features 12 color profiles, 3-view illustration, line drawings, and over 200 color and 21 b/w photos. This book is a must-have for any aviation enthusiast. 80 pages.

F-111 Aardvark - Walk Around Color Series No. 57

The success of the F-86 Sabre prompted Republic to design its own swept-wing aircraft and the prototype of the Thunderstreak - designated the YF-96A - took to the skies in 1950. The F-84F could reach a top speed of 695 mph, and in March of 1955, the Thunderstreak set a transcontinental speed record by flying from Los Angeles to New York in just 3 hours and 33 minutes. On the basis of the F-84F design, a photo-reconnaissance version, known as the RF-84F Thunderflash, was also developed and placed into production in 1952. Program delays plagued the development of the F-84F, and active duty phaseout began almost as soon as it entered service in 1954. By 1958 the F-84F was relegated to the Air National Guard. The Thunderstreak did serve as NATO's front-line fighter-bomber during the 1950s, and France successfully sent F-84Fs into battle against Egypt during the 1956 Suez Canal Crisis. The F-84F remained in service with several European air forces for decades, with Greece only retiring its last Thunderstreak in 1984. Illustrated with more than 250 photographs, color art, and profiles.

F-84F Thunderstreak - Walk Around Color Series No. 59

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VHF Propagation: A Practical Guide for Radio Amateurs

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