Warthog: Flying the A-10 in the Gulf War

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pp. xviii 241, paperback edition.”This volume is about the special pilots and the missions they flew in Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War. Built around a two-ton, 20-foot-long Gattling gun, the Warthog was very successful in its Desert Storm baptism of fire. With the full co-operation of the Air Force, the author interviewed over 100 A-10 pilots immediately after the war. The hangar-talk of Fish, Gator, Growth, Fannspeed and the other “Hog drivers” tells the story of the A-10s unlikely rise to glory, and what it’s like to fly combat in a plane so ugly that it was dubbed the Warthog. William L. Smallwood is the author of “Strike Eagle: Flying the F-15E in the Gulf War”.”

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ISBN 0028811232
ISBN13 9780028811239
Number of pages 241
Original Title Warthog: Flying the A-10 in the Gulf War
Published Date 1993
Book Condition Very Good
Jacket Condition No Dj
Binding Paperback
Size 8vo
Place of Publication Washington
Edition Fourth
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pp. xviii 241, paperback edition.”This volume is about the special pilots and the missions they flew in Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War. Built around a two-ton, 20-foot-long Gattling gun, the Warthog was very successful in its Desert Storm baptism of fire. With the full co-operation of the Air Force, the author interviewed over 100 A-10 pilots immediately after the war. The hangar-talk of Fish, Gator, Growth, Fannspeed and the other “Hog drivers” tells the story of the A-10s unlikely rise to glory, and what it’s like to fly combat in a plane so ugly that it was dubbed the Warthog. William L. Smallwood is the author of “Strike Eagle: Flying the F-15E in the Gulf War”.”

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Weight 1 kg