ickers Wellington 1936 to 1953 All marks and Models by Iain R. Murray

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Title: Vickers Wellington 1936 to 1953 All marks and Models by Iain R. Murray. Haynes Owners Workshop Manual
Summary: The book traces the Wellington from its conception in the mid-1930s through its retirement from RAF service in 1953. It explains how chief designer Rex Pierson and structural engineer Barnes Wallis (Famous for the Bouncing Bomb) developed the revolutionary geodetic airframe; a lattice of metal members covered with fabric that gave the aircraft exceptional strength and damage tolerance. This construction became the Wellington's defining feature and is examined in detail with photographs and diagrams.
Author: Iain R. Murray
Publisher:  J.H. Haynes & Co Ltd. Yeovil
Year Published: 2012
Edition: 1st Edition
Binding type: Hardcover
ISBN: 9780857332301
Dimensions: 27cm x 21cm 
Notes:  
SKU: VSS / 271 / G / 7614 / 5987
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Book condition: Very good. Handling marks, marks
Binding: Intact
Pages: 160 pages
 
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