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Mosquito in Action Part 1 КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ Mosquito in Action Part 1 (Aircraft 127)ByJerry ScuttsPublisher:Squadron/Signal Publications Inc.1992 50PagesISBN: 0897472853PDF13 MBNearly fifty years after the end of the most destructive war in history, veterans of WW II still recall the finer points of the aircraft they flew. The passage of time probably makes them remember the aircraft's good qualities far more then the bad points and that is quite understandable. A lot would also depend on the aircraft being recalled. If it was the de Havilland Mosquito, there weren't many bad qualities to begin with! The "Mossie" is still held in high esteem by the British, Dominion and American aircrews who were for­tunate enough to fly this superlative warplane.Stories told of the Mosquito are legion, but some are particularly appropriate. There was the time when a B-26 Marauder crew met a Mosquito over England. The "word" had gotten around that de Havilland had developed a bomber that was faster than most fighters, let alone bombers. The B-26 crew was not convinced and a race of sorts resulted. They knew that their ship had a high top speed and the anonymous RAF crew were not at all bashf

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Author
Jerry Scutts, Tom Tullis, Don Greer
Publisher
Squadron/Signal Publications, Inc.
Published
1992
Language
EN
ISBN
9780897472838
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Military, Technology

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