A comprehensive guide to British aircraft, part of the Aircraft Recognition Series. It provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of various aircraft types, aiding in identification and understanding of both civilian and military models. Characteristics Book cover finish(es) Harcover Condition Good Author(s) R. A. Saville-Sneath Publisher Penguin Books Number of pages 224 Published date 1944 Language(s) English Collection / Series Aircraft Recognition Series Size 18,5 x 12,5 x1 cm Categorie(s) • APPAREILS - CONSTRUCTEURS• AVIATION MILITAIRE Description This volume, part of the Aircraft Recognition Series, provides a comprehensive guide to British aircraft. It includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of various aircraft types, their features, and their roles in military operations. The book is designed to aid in the identification and understanding of British aircraft, covering both civilian and military models. It contains information on aircraft specifications, performance data, and historical context, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts, historians, and those involved in wartime aircraft recognition.The book includes a frontispiece featuring a Fairey Swordfish, described as a "veteran of Taranto, Cape Matapan and many other successful Fleet Air Arm actions." This highlights the importance of British naval aviation during World War II. The volume is corrected to May 1944, ensuring up-to-date information for its time of publication.
