North American B45 Tornado (Book) - HobbySearch Hobby Magazine Store

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This item is written in English.

――Ginter Books is a publisher that publishes many books on the history of aircraft and squadrons developed mainly after World War II.
――This book is recommended as a material for model making and as a reading material.

--The B-45 is a four-engine jet-equipped bomber that began development in the United States in 1944 and was officially adopted after World War II.
--In order to counter the jet bombers that the German Air Force had put into practical use during World War II, the U.S. Army Air Force issued a request for multiple jet bombers, in response to North American XB-45 in 1947. The first flight at Edwards base was adopted.
--The B-45 played an important role in America's nuclear deterrence for several years before the later officially adopted B-47 bomber.
――In the Korean War that began in 1950, he was active as a bomber and reconnaissance aircraft, and secretly conducted intelligence activities against the Soviet Union until the aircraft bearing the British nationality mark was replaced by Canberra.
--All of the 143 internal bombers produced were retired by the beginning of the 1960s, but the reconnaissance aircraft type RB-45C has been active for a long time in the 19th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron of the US Army stationed in Europe. Did.

--264 pages (13 of which are in color)
- Softcover
--Text: English
--Format: 21.6cmx27.95cm
--Photo: More than 450 black and white / color photos
--Commentary: Jeff Hayes

Item Size/Weight : 28 x 21.6 x 1.4 cm / 982g