On
Miniature Wings: Model Aircraft of the National Air and Space
Museum - A
lifelong aviation enthusiast and modeler, Tom Dietz joined
the staff of the National Air and Space Museum's Aeronautics
Department in 1987, as part of the curatorial team for Legend,
Memory, and the Great War in the Air, a World War I exhibit.
Since then, he has contributed to exhibits on World War II
air power and Cold War naval aviation.
Pilot
Getaways - Magazine for private pilots covering U.S. travel
destinations. Articles discuss essential information for safe
and enjoyable flights. Provides pictures, flying tips, and
articles on places such as St. Augustine, Mesa Verde, and
the Biltmore Estate. Also, discusses weekend and romantic
getaways.
Plane
& Pilot - Delivering the latest information on new
and late model piston aircraft. Includes comprehensive flight
test reports, buyer's guides, updates and features on training,
schools and safety.
Gunner:
An Illustrated History of World War II Aircraft Turrets and
Gun Positions - The amazing quality of the pictures in
this book is stunning. Close up photography is something
special and the authors of this book have braught this up
to a new level. They took pictures of planes that I've seen
in real life as well and these pictures took me back to that
moment. The anekdotes of World War 2 veterans make this book
even more worthwile and in combination with a similar book
(Cockpit) by the same authors this book is a must for airplane
and World War 2 enthusiasts.
B-2
Spirit: Combat Legends - The Northrop B-2 Spirit was
developed in great secrecy as a multi-role bomber capable
of delivering both conventional and nuclear ammunitions. The
revolutionary B-2 Spirit is the first "Invisible"
flying wing bomber. Originally designed only for the ultimate
scenario, has been deployed with devastating effect in Kosovo
and most recently in Afghanistan. Bill Sweetman is an internationally
acclaimed expert and credited by Tom Clancy as being "a
Genius."
B24
Liberator Combat Legend - The most prolific American aircraft
built during World War II, the B-24 Liberator was flown
in more theaters of war by more air forces than any other
four-engine bomber. Winston Churchill used a single-fin Liberator
named "Commando" when traveling to conferences with
the Allies around the world.
