Project Terminated: Famous Military Aircraft Cancellations of the Cold War and What Might Have Been
"Fans of Erik Simonsen's amazing photos illustrations, as I have been for years, will be delighted with this book. His remarkable work has long graced the covers of numerous issues ofAviation Week, Air Force Magazineand other publications, and now there is a whole book of his photo illustrations. Aviation history buffs will look forward to sitting down in a favorite chair at the end of the day to open this package and select a story to enjoy." -Bill Yenne (Bill Yenne 2013-03-01)"Project Terminated focuses on the intimate details of some of the most fascinating aircraft ever to leave a drawing board." -Walter Boyne, Aviation History (Walter BoyneAviation History magazine2013-06-01)"The extensive illustrations really make this book stand out! I can recommend it to the modeler, historian, and aviation buff without reservation. Each will find something to enjoy and inspire within these pages." -Hub Plott, IPMS/USA, April 2013 (Hub PlottIPMS/USA2013-05-03)"Aerospace history is littered with the debris of what-might-have-been. Cutting-edge aircraft and space programs that were conceived, studied, funded and often brought to  the threshold of flight or operational status are explored in this fascinating, art-rich book. But a key discriminator is the author's careful, understated exploration of reasons behind project terminations, and the impacts thereof...." -Willam B. Scott 'Bill Scott', former editor, Aviation Week & Space Technology, May 6, 2013 (William B. Scottformer editor Aviation Week & Space Technology2013-05-06)http://www.teentalknetwork.com/sky.htm Erik Simonsen was interviewed by Steve Kates (Dr Sky) June 5, 2013 (Dr. Sky Radio2013-06-05)"The book is one of those rare works that belongs on the shelf of anyone whose pulse quickens at the sound of an afterburner." -Richard P. Hallion, Air & Space, August 2013 (Richard P. HallionAir & Space magazine2013-07-18)"The detail is staggering and convincing, and the execution pleasing and, well, impressive." -SpeedReaders.info, October 2013 (SpeedReaders.info2013-10-13)cover image and short comment in Winter 13-14 Friends Journal published by the National Museum of the Air Force (Friends Journal2014-02-19)