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TSR2: Britain's Lost Bomber: Crowood Aviation

Autor Damien Burke
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 sep 2010
More than forty years after its cancellation, the BAC TSR2 is still a controversial aircraft. Years ahead of its time, it was abruptly cancelled by a new government when flight testing had only just begun. This fascinating new book describes in detail the aircraft, its history and the events of its cancellation.  Many unseen photographs and diagrams support the detailed text, which benefits from extensive research in the BAC archives and access to newly rediscovered material. 
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ISBN-13: 9781847972118
ISBN-10: 184797211X
Pagini: 351
Ilustrații: 215 color &232 b/w ill
Dimensiuni: 226 x 282 x 25 mm
Greutate: 1.44 kg
Editura: Crowood Press (UK)
Seria Crowood Aviation

Locul publicării:United Kingdom

Notă biografică

Damien Burke gained an Honours Degree in Software Engineering, and has worked in software ever since from manufacturing logistics support to military systems.  Gaining a private pilot's licence in 2005, Damien is also a keen aviation photographer and his work is regularly published in aviation magazines.

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More than forty years after its cancellation, the BAC TSR2 is still a controversial aircraft.  Years ahead of its time, it was abruptly cancelled by a new government when flight testing had only just begun. Built to a demanding RAF requirement, the BAC TSR2 was a revolutionary low-level strike aircraft able to deliver a tactical nuclear weapon at supersonic speed and low altitude to evade enemy radar.  This fascinating new book describes in detail the aircraft, its history and the events of its cancellation.  Many unseen photographs and diagrams support the detailed text, which benefits from extensive research in the BAC archives and access to newly rediscovered material.