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F-86 Sabre - Combat Legend

F-86 Sabre - Combat Legend

F-86 Sabre - Combat Legend
by Martin Bowman

With its distinctive wail the F-86 is remembered from the 1950s for its air superiority in the Korean War where it tangled with Russia's MiG-15 in the first jet versus jet combat. It was the first experience of high-speed jet flight for the NATO air forces and it closed the gap with the previously superior Soviet jet fighters. The design borrowed heavily from WWII German high speed flight research but was truly a pilot's airplane.

96 pgs, SB, 7.5x9.5, photos.

 

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