An enthusiast-level technical look at the design; evolution; and growth of the famous DC-6 and DC-7 series of aircraft. Filled cover-to-cover with engineering drawings; production line photos; performance figures; powerplant details; and close-ups of aircraft structures. AirlinerTech 4.
#2006311 in Books 2000-12-13Original language:EnglishPDF # 5 9.06 x 9.52 x 12.32l; 16.98 #File Name: 15760706622733 pages
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy RBest single source I've ever found on the civil war.6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Excellent Civil War ResourceBy C. Edward FordAs a writer and public relations practitioner where the Civil War is concerned; I've found Heider's Encyclopedia of the American Civil War to be a top-notch source of information about the War Between the States. Thorough; yet concise; there is information on all aspects of the conflict ranging from pre-war issues to its ultimate consequences. Although it's impossible to cover all skirmishes and engagements; it's amazing how many are included. The Documents section is impressive and all entries contain excellent cross-referencing. I recommend this encyclopedia to anyone interested in the conflict between the North and South.2 of 4 people found the following review helpful. poor editing??By Diane WilenI probably shouldn't be posting this; but I just got my books today and already have a minor problem and I'm anything but an expert on the Civil War. Opened the A-C book to a picture of 'Alonzo Cushing' only I'm pretty sure that's Alonzo's brother. Opened the R-Z book to a page showing a picture of John Reynolds; only the caption said it was Joseph Reynolds. Maybe it's just me; but if they've messed up things as simple as that; it sort of makes me wonder what else they've got wrong....... I'm not giving up on these books; but messing up the obvious can tend to give one pause.....