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Dive into the captivating world of aviation with 'The Hunter Boys' by Richard Pike. This brand new hardback edition, measuring 156 x 234 mm and comprising 192 pages, provides an extraordinary insight into the lives of those who piloted the legendary Hawker Hunter, often referred to as the 'Queen of the Skies'. This book features fifteen engaging chapters, each telling unique tales of personal experiences and challenges faced by pilots of this iconic aircraft that significantly influenced fighter development. From thrilling accounts of test pilot Neville Duke to the daring unsanctioned flight under London's Tower Bridge on the 50th anniversary of the Royal Air Force, readers will find themselves immersed in the thrilling narratives of aviation history.
The Hunter Boys also delves into poignant moments, such as firsthand diary entries from the 1971 Indo/Pakistan conflict, allowing insight into the harsh realities of war. Pilots recount their experiences flying in diverse regions like Aden, Gibraltar, Jordan, and Kenya, highlighting the extraordinary performance and versatility of the Hawker Hunter.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or a casual reader, the evocative writing and thrilling stories in The Hunter Boys promise to engage and inspire. Don’t miss your chance to own this remarkable tribute to a pioneering aircraft that boasts a legendary service life with the RAF and beyond.
The Hunter Boys also delves into poignant moments, such as firsthand diary entries from the 1971 Indo/Pakistan conflict, allowing insight into the harsh realities of war. Pilots recount their experiences flying in diverse regions like Aden, Gibraltar, Jordan, and Kenya, highlighting the extraordinary performance and versatility of the Hawker Hunter.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or a casual reader, the evocative writing and thrilling stories in The Hunter Boys promise to engage and inspire. Don’t miss your chance to own this remarkable tribute to a pioneering aircraft that boasts a legendary service life with the RAF and beyond.