U.S. Navy Aircraft History: If you have a specific request

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

If you have a specific request

If you have a specific request rather than a compliment, correction, or addition pertinent to the topic, it's best that you send me an email rather than submit it as a comment on one of the entries. My email address is tommythomason@sbcglobal.net.

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My Books and Monographs

After a few months delay, my history of the Douglas A4D Skyhawk, Scooter!, has now been printed. It is available from Amazon Books, HERE. I've just received an advance copy and I'm very pleased with the production quality.

Strike from the Sea is the attack version of my earlier book, U.S. Naval Air Superiority. Like Air Superiority, it begins at the end of World War II. Whereas Air Superiority describes the Navy's transition from propeller-driven fighters to jets, Strike traces the development of U.S. Navy carrier-based attack aircraft, weapons, and mission capability. It also provides a segue to the current generation of strike fighters, albeit with a gap that is covered in my monograph on the Grumman F-111B. If you liked Air Superiority, you'll want to buy Strike as a companion volume. Both are available from Specialty Press (Superiority/Strike) or Amazon Books (Superiority/Strike).

My monographs are:

The Grumman F-111B

The Forgotten Bell HSL

Bell XFL-1 Airabonita

Vought F8U-3 Super Crusader

Vought F7U-1 Cutlass*

My monographs can be ordered HERE or from Sprue Brothers

*If you liked my F8U-3 monograph, you'll love my F7U-1 monograph. It includes information on other Vought tailless proposals, the little known F7U-2, and the transition to the F7U-3.

U.S. Navy Aircraft History

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

If you have a specific request

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