North American QF86E/F/H Sabre
Product code 0942612582
North American
Series Naval Fighters Number 58
Publisher/Brand Ginter
Author Duncan Curtis
Format a4
No. Pages 80
Version Soft cover
Language English
Category Aviationbooks
Subcategory US » US Jet Aircraft
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This was one of the first aircraft used as a target drone. This book explains the original concept outlining the need for a remote controlled aircraft and how that concept evolved into the QF-86 program.
Lots of photographs from both inside and outside the cockpit.
Front and back cover with color photos, 216 B&W photos, 4 pages of drawing and a list of all the aircraft used as full scale aerial targets.
