| Title:
Harrier
– Ski-Jump To Victory edited by John Godden |
|
Description:
This
book recounts the personal experiences of several Royal
Navy and Royal Air Force personnel who took the Sea Harrier
and Harrier GR3 to war for the first time during the Falklands
War in the South Atlantic. It uses their own words to
tell of their experiences, their thoughts and feelings
about the conflict for the Falklands and how this aircraft
was vindicated during its greatest test. These personal
accounts are illustrated with over 100 photographs, many
of which had not been published before.
|
| Author:
John
Godden who is the editor of this book was a journalist on
a local newspaper before moving on to an internationally
recognised daily paper. Prior to the publication of this
book he was responsible for the production of the marketing
material for the Hawk and Harrier at the Kingston-Upon-Thames
factory of British Aerospace. |
| Binding:
Hardcover. |
| Date
Published:
First published 1983 |
Edition:
This
edition 1983 |
| Jacket
Condition: Very
good condition with pictured dust cover which is protected
by plastic cover. Has library label on spine. |
| Book
Condition:
Very good condition containing 132 pages, with over 100
photographs which are mostly black & white. Although
this is an ex library copy it is in very good condition.
Has library stamp on inside and usual wear. |
| Publisher:
Brassey’s Publishers Ltd, Oxford. |
| ISBN:
0-08-031166-0 |
| Size
& Weight: 25.2
cm x 18.5 cm (H x W). 1.8 cm thick. |
