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U.S. Air Power: Fighters, Bombers, Recon, Helicopters and Much More

Author: Bill Yenne
U.S. Air Power: Fighters, Bombers, Recon, Helicopters and Much More
Portland House
1989
Format: PDF
Pages: 328
Language: English
Size: 33.6 MB
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Military power exists in any rational society for the purpose of defending that society, its people and their interests, at home and abroad. As Europe discovered in 1939 and the United States discovered in 1941, weakness invites aggression. Thomas Jefferson once admonished, "If you want peace, prepare for war."

U.S. Air Power: Fighters, Bombers, Recon, Helicopters and Much More