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P-51 Mustang Books
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| Also see: | Warbird Books ,
Military Aircraft Books and Air Racing Books |
P-51 Mustang(Color Classics) One of the best P-51 Mustang photobooks, with numerous photographs of surviving Mustangs and most variants. By Michael O'Leary, Mark Wagner. 128 pages New and Used |
P-51 MustangFlying Legend The story of the P-51 by world famous historic aircraft authority Stephen Grey and John M. Dibbs. Hardcover, 176 pages.
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Combat Legend P-51 Mustang(Combat Legends) By Kev Darling, September, 2002; 96 pages.
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Mustang Designer:Edgar Schmued and the P-51 The personal story of Edgar Schmued, his career, and what led up to the design of the Mustang and all its variants, as well as the story of the Mustang, itself, the most famous and successful fighter of WWII. Although many "buffs" will buy it for the photos alone, this is not just another book about airplanes. To borrow Walter Vincenti's memorable phrase, it's about "what engineers know and how they know it." By Ray Wagner, 240 pages.
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The North-American P-51 MustangFrom 1940 to 1980 By Dominique Breffort, Andre Jouineau, Alan McKay, 81 pages.
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George Preddy, Top Mustang AceA biography of Major George E. Preddy, Jr. who became the leading active ace in the European Theater of Operations during World War II. When he was killed on Christmas Day 1944 by Allied ground fire, he was the top P-51 Mustang ace of all time, with 27 aerial and five ground victories. By Joe Noah, Samuel L. Sox Jr., 192 pages.
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P-51 Mustang:Development of the Long Range Escort Fighter This detailed and often controversial book forms an investigative analysis into the often--and little known--troubled design and development history of America’s premier piston-engined fighter aircraft. By Paul A. Ludwig, November, 2003; 288 pages
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North American Aviation P-51 Mustang(Osprey Production Line to Frontline 1) by Michael O'Leary, 144 pages. New and Used |
| Also see: | Warbird Books ,
Military Aircraft Books and Air Racing Books |