F-100 Super Sabre In Action - Aircraft Number 190 (Squadron/Signal Publications 1190)
Larry Davis - F-100 Super Sabre In Action - Aircraft Number 190
Squadron/Signal Publications | 2003 | ISBN: 0897474597 | English | 52 pages | PDF | 23.63 MB
Squadron/Signal Publications 1190
Squadron/Signal Publications | 2003 | ISBN: 0897474597 | English | 52 pages | PDF | 23.63 MB
Squadron/Signal Publications 1190
The North American Aviation F-100 Super Sabre, often nicknamed "The Hun" (for Hundred), was the first production aircraft to exceed the speed of sound / in level flight. North American's F-86 Sabre and some other early jet aircraft easily broke the sound barrier in a dive. The rocket-powered Bell X-1 series also broke the sound barrier, but could not take off under their own power. The "Hun" could break the barrier at any time and was a true aircraft, breathing air to make power and able to take off and land under its own power. An evolution of the F-86 design series, the F-100 was truly a "Super Sabre".
Includes info on all aspects of the F-100 Super Sabre. Filled with specifications, facts and photos, including a two-page color center section showing different markings and configurations of the airplane. A very handy guide for modelers trying for true scale appearance!