Strike from the Sea: U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft from Skyraider to Super Hornet, 1948-Present
2009 Military Writers Society of America Gold Book Award in the "Navy" category. "I give this book my highest recommendation, and suggest it for military history buffs or anyone inspired by airplane development or the US Navy." -----MWSA, reviewed by Hodge Wood, August 2009Once again, we can count on Specialty Press to offer us the best book on a subject and this time it is on US Navy Strike aircraft. It is a book that I can easily recommend to you and I know that once you start to read it, you will agree. ---Modeling Madness, reviewed by Scott Van Aken, August 2009Strike from the Sea is an entertaining analysis of an often ill-defined, occasionally misunderstood community that has seen a great deal of successful service in many conflicts. - --U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, October 2009, reviewed by Peter MerskyOnce again, we can count on Specialty Press to offer us the best book on a subject and this time it is on US Navy Strike aircraft. It is a book that I can easily recommend to you and I know that once you start to read it, you will agree. ---Modeling Madness, reviewed by Scott Van Aken, August 2009Strike from the Sea is an entertaining analysis of an often ill-defined, occasionally misunderstood community that has seen a great deal of successful service in many conflicts. - --U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, October 2009, reviewed by Peter MerskyOnce again, we can count on Specialty Press to offer us the best book on a subject and this time it is on US Navy Strike aircraft. It is a book that I can easily recommend to you and I know that once you start to read it, you will agree. ---Modeling Madness, reviewed by Scott Van Aken, August 2009Strike from the Sea is an entertaining analysis of an often ill-defined, occasionally misunderstood community that has seen a great deal of successful service in many conflicts. ---U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, October 2009, reviewed by Peter Mersky