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This is a welcome revised and enhanced second edition of this comprehensive, accurate and honest account of the TSR2 strike aircraft's fascinating story, tracing the project's development from its Cold War origins in the 1950's to its final cancellation in 1965.
Aimed at aviation historians and those interested in the history of military technology, the book examines the RAF's TSR2 project in detail, eliminating the many myths and misconceptions that have surrounded this aircraft for decades. Although much has been written about the TSR2's history, a great deal of misinformation has been published on this subject which this book dismisses presenting the reader with a complete and realistic overview of the entire project.
This book deals with the facts and not the emotion, speculation and fantasy which has plagued the subject for so long. It presents a detailed, factual and very readable account of the development and subsequent demise of TSR2 project.
For this new edition an additional chapter concerning the F-111K, extracts from the TSR2 Crew Manual and other declassified technical TSR2 documentation, has been provided by Tony Buttler, the author of our respected British Secret Projects series who has researched this era of British military aviation for many years.
Pages: 184
Size: 8.5 X 11.4 (inches)
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Crecy Publishing
ISBN: 9780859790130
Product Code: AD913
Tim McLelland
Tim McLelland is a freelance writer and photographer specializing in military aviation subjects. He has produced more than 20 books covering subjects from RAF's training and operations, through to more historical aspects of V-force military aviation. Having grown up with a passion for aviation, Tim is fortunate to have spent a great deal of time working with both the RAF and other air arms and has flown as passenger in a wide range of aircraft including the Hawk, Jaguar, Lightning, Harrier and Phantom. He has also spent time with the United States Navy Blue Angels display team and the legendary Red Arrows. Tim's work has included editorship of various publications and contributions to many leading aerospace magazines.