Military Aircraft (Visual Encyclopedia) Paperback – April 1, 2013

I liked the different variants of the same plane and jets ( ex, F-4. Phantom II ) , also like that you showed the aircraft that took part in different conflicts like aircraft was used both sides of wars like Allies vs Axis, so well done

I knew next to nothing about military aircraft before buying this book. My eleven year old son dreams of being a pilot and collects every book on flight or planes he can. I gave him this book for a Christmas present. He lovingly tucked it into his stash, read it in bed, and even carried it with his many Lego volumes. (That is HIGH praise right there!) I have since learned much more about military aircraft!The book is large enough to give him hours of reading. The pictures are clear and detailed. My only complaint is I wish it had a hardcover option. I see clear packaging tape or contact paper in this book's future. ;-)

I don't recall buying "used", but it was seemingly so, upon arrival. I love this book though.

Son has loved military aircrafts for years.We had checked this out at our local library many times. and no matter how many times he has read through it, we still find him with his nose in it!

I got this for my 9 year old nephew for his birthday. He was very excited to look through it. Color pictures of all aircraft, when and what they were used for. Very nice book.

Purchased as a gif for a military aircraft enthusiast. He said it was beautiful and he seemed really happy with it. Arrived in great shape and on time.

Continuing his tradition of writing aviation books, Jim Winchester illustrates military aircraft with detailed artwork, specifications, and brief details in this guide, arranging them chronologically by theater or type. One aspect of this book that was lacking in Enzo Angelucci's book on military aircraft is the inclusion of the Myasishchev M-50 Bounder, but also the latest air superiority fighters built by the US and Europe and experimental VTOL aircraft. But again, this book doesn't include helicopters, even though it includes tiltrotors.

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