John Fay
Autor(a) de The Helicopter: History, Piloting and How it Flies
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The Helicopter: History, Piloting and How it Flies… de John Fay
1970s book on helicopter flight and theory. Like old books on car or motorcycle engines, it’s satisfying to be working with reasonably intuitive principles, although of course much of this will be irrelevant to modern examples. The potted history of helicopter development is a highlight.
Looking back to nearly 70 years ago, a pilot during the Second World War, lived probably the most memorable part of his life. He was a Fleet Air Army pilot, his name was John Fay. It seems that experiencing the war has shaped him and has changed his mind about many things. After writing several articles about his time in the air, Fay has now created an amalgamation of the events that took place between 1940 and 1946, providing intimate details about the training and regimes both he and his squadron underwent in the book Golden Wings and Navy Blue.
The book is predominately told through a historical timeline of events that take us through the arduous recruitment and training process to a series of death defying experiences.
For more details about the book, visit site http://www.goldenwings-and-navyblue.com/… (mais)
The book is predominately told through a historical timeline of events that take us through the arduous recruitment and training process to a series of death defying experiences.
For more details about the book, visit site http://www.goldenwings-and-navyblue.com/… (mais)
Estatísticas
- Obras
- 13
- Membros
- 49
- Popularidade
- #320,875
- Avaliação
- 3.0
- Resenhas
- 2
- ISBNs
- 21
- Idiomas
- 1