Author: Michael Heatly
Publisher: Magna Books
Pagination: 125
Format: 1988 First Edition Hardback with DJ
Condition: Excellent, tight binding, feels unopened
FIRST EDITION
In the decades since the advent of large-scale jet combat during the Korean War in the 1950s, a conflict which saw USAF F-86 Sabres and North Korean MiG-15s battle for air supremacy in the 'MiG Alley', fighters have become the most potent expression of air power. Great Jet fighters of any age have great qualities in common, but, most importantly, they combine devistating attack capability with speed and manoeuverability. Sleek, fast and heavily armed, fighters, whether in F-4 Phantoms in Vietnam or agile Harriers in the Falklands, are war-winning machines, able to deny the opposition control of the skies
