Curtiss SC1/2 Sea hawk
Product code 0942612388
Curtiss
Series Naval Fighters Number 38
Publisher/Brand Ginter
Author Long B.J.
Format a4
No. Pages 130
Version Soft cover
Language English
Category Aviationbooks
Subcategory US » US Prop Aircraft
Availability only 2 remaining
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The last of the aircraft designed for use as eyes of the fleet. This was the fastest, highest climbing, heaviest armed, most maneuverable "EYE" the Navy ever had.
This aircraft had no tail hook but it still went aboard ships. It was use for many roles like scouting, ASW, directing naval gunfire and other duties.
This book is written by CDR Long who flew this type of aircraft from the Battleships and Cruisers, when they were the center of the fleet. This book is a must for anybody who wants to know more about the role of the scout aircraft in the fleet.
247 B&W PHOTOS, 51 DRAWING AND 4 PAGES OF MODELS
