U.S. Naval Air Superiority: Development of Shipborne Jet Fighters 1943-1962
I know I've said it before, but Specialty Press has a knack of producing the finest books on the subject that I've ever read and this one add to that list. If you buy only one book on early USN jets in your lifetime, this is the one to get. It is that good. ----Modeling Madness, reviewed by Scott Van Aken, February 2008This is an outstanding, one of a kind account of the trials, tribulations, and ultimate successes that distinguished the development of U.S. Navy Jet Fighters. -----Proceedings, U.S. Naval Institute, August 2008For fans of naval aviation and anyone else who is seriously interested in post-World War II fighter development, U.S. Naval Air Superiority is a must buy. --- --Aviation History, reviewed by E.R. Johnson, September 2008This is an outstanding, one of a kind account of the trials, tribulations, and ultimate successes that distinguished the development of U.S. Navy Jet Fighters. -----Proceedings, U.S. Naval Institute, August 2008For fans of naval aviation and anyone else who is seriously interested in post-World War II fighter development, U.S. Naval Air Superiority is a must buy. --- --Aviation History, reviewed by E.R. Johnson, September 2008This is an outstanding, one of a kind account of the trials, tribulations, and ultimate successes that distinguished the development of U.S. Navy Jet Fighters. -----Proceedings, U.S. Naval Institute, August 2008For fans of naval aviation and anyone else who is seriously interested in post-World War II fighter development, U.S. Naval Air Superiority is a must buy. -----Aviation History, reviewed by E.R. Johnson, September 2008