Bell P59 Airacomet  0942612930

Bell P59 Airacomet

Product code 0942612930

€ 15.55

 

Series Air Force Legend Nr 208

Publisher/Brand Ginter

Author Pace. S.

Format a4

No. Pages 88

Version Soft cover

Language English

Category Aviationbooks

Subcategory US » US Prop Aircraft

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Product description

The Airacomet was the first jet aircraft built for the US Military.

As a fighter, the P-59 died in infancy without the opportunity to prove its worth, overtaken by progress for which the P-59 itself had become a symbol. Yet as America's first jet-powered airplane, its legacy lives on in the annals of aviation history