July 28, 2011 at 9:39 am
RAF Salute 2011 is 100-page tribute to the incredible heritage of the RAF. Produced by Key Publishing’s industry-respected team and covering topics from the first UK Jet to the last of the Spitfires, RAF Salute 2011 presents a unique blending of the history of the RAF and its present-day capabilities and assets.
Features include:
Anglo-American Legend
Born in St Louis, the Phantom became a well-respected part of the RAF’s arsenal. David Willis pays homage.
Bomber Evolution
A series of articles looking at just some of the RAF’s famous bomber types including the Handley Page Heyford, the mighty Halifax and the Panavia Tornado.
Highest, Fastest, Furthest
Breaking records is not central to the RAF’s mission, but in it’s time the force has garnered some significant accolades.
Shrinking The World
Seventy years ago an RAF pilot and engineering cadet watched as the first viable jet aircraft took to the air. Dean Wright relates a story of genius and determination.
Jump Jet
Half a century ago the Harrier’s predecessor flew conventionally for the first time. Daniel Ford pays tribute.
Class of ’36
In 1936 Britain flew an amazing number of prototypes, ready if called upon to go to war. Doug Hall details the aircraft and their prospects.
and much more!
RAF Salute 2011 is AVAILABLE NOW from WHSmith and other leading newsagents for just £4.99. Alternatively, order your copy with FREE P&P* from our online shop.
*UK and BFPO only
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