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Contents |
The Beginning of Carrier Aviation -- Naval Aircraft: The First War -- New Power at Sea -- Fighters 1918-39 -- Threat from Above: Dive/Attack-Bombers -- Strike from the Surface: Torpedo Bombers -- Servicing the Fleet: Observation/Utility/Trainers -- Armament -- Sights -- Flotation Gear -- Powerplants -- Wing Folding -- The Carrier Grows Up -- Eve of the Carriers War: State of the Art -- 1941 -- Catapults -- Aiming a Punch Where it Hurts: Torpedo Bombers in Combat -- 'When We Say Dive We Mean Straight Down': Dive Bombers -- Bomber Escort or Carrier Protector?: Fighters in Combat -- Try Hards and Trainers: Useful Obsolescence -- Torpedoes -- Bombs -- The Long Arm of the Navy -- USS Hornet and Doolittle's B25s. |
Abstract |
TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF CARRIER AIRCRAFT FROM THE BETINNING TO THE CLIMAX OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR. |
General note | "Part published in Naval aircraft 1939-1945" in 1975 by Phoebus Publishing Company. |
LCCN | 76047871 |
ISBN | 0702600253 |
ISBN | 9780702600258 |