US Air Power, 1945-1990 Volume 2 Bombers 1945-1949
Part 2: Bombers 1945-1949 Production and Type Histories
(Autor) David BakerThis second part Volume 2 continues the detailed examination of the development of the US bomber force in the years immediately following the Second World War. A new era of weapon and aircraft technologies demanded new aircraft capable of delivering atomic weapons deep into the heart of the USSR. This volume examines the development of the new engines needed for a fleet of aircraft ever-growing in size and complexity and constantly pushing the development envelope. This volume also provides a detailed type history of the aircraft that would enter full production, along with those that while only progressing to the design or prototype stages nevertheless proved important in the overall progress of this new post-war generation of land-based bomber aircraft designed for the independent USAF. This volume is richly illustrated throughout with original photographs from the period, along with specially commissioned colour artworks.
David Baker
David Baker is an American poet, essayist, and educator known for his lyrical and introspective writing style. He has published numerous poetry collections, including "Changeable Thunder" and "Scavenger Loop," which explore themes of nature, memory, and the human experience. Baker's work often delves into the complexities of relationships and the interconnectedness of the natural world.
His contributions to literature have been widely recognized, earning him prestigious awards such as the Guggenheim Fellowship and the Theodore Roethke Memorial Poetry Prize. Baker's keen observations and evocative language have had a significant impact on contemporary poetry, inspiring readers and fellow writers alike.
One of his most famous works is "Never-Ending Birds," a collection that showcases his mastery of form and imagery. Through his poetic exploration of the world around us, David Baker continues to enrich the literary landscape with his unique voice and profound insights.
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