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North American FJ-4-4B Fury by Steve Ginter (1994, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherNaval Fighters

ISBN-100942612256

ISBN-139780942612257

eBay Product ID (ePID)606011

Product Key Features

Publication Year1994

Book TitleNorth American Fj-4-4b Fury

TopicMilitary Science, Military / Aviation

Number of Pages106 Pages

LanguageEnglish

IllustratorYes

GenreTechnology & Engineering, History

AuthorSteve Ginter

Book SeriesNaval Fighters Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Additional Product Features

Series Volume NumberNo. 25

SynopsisThis book covers the development, testing, and squadron histories of the 33-Navy units and 13-Marine units that flew the North American FJ-4/4B Fury. The original FJ-4 was given exclusively to the Marines and the Bullpup capable FJ-4B "Fury Bravo" was used by the Navy as a ground attack aircraft. Many attack pilots thought it was a better attack platform then the A4D/A-4 Skyhawk that replaced it, but the higher cost of the Fury sealed its fate. Pilots nicknamed it the "Cadillac" whereas the A-4s two most popular nicknames were "Tinker Toy" and Scooter." 260 b&w photos and 24-illustrations., This book covers the development, testing, and squadron histories of the 33-Navy units and 13-Marine units that flew the North American FJ-4/4B Fury. The original FJ-4 was given exclusively to the Marines and the Bullpup capable FJ-4B "Fury Bravo" was used by the Navy as a ground attack aircraft. Many attack pilots thought it was a better attack platform then the A4D/A-4 Skyhawk that replaced it, but the higher cost of the Fury sealed its fate. Pilots nicknamed it the "Cadillac" whereas the A-4s two most popular nicknames were "Tinker Toy" and Scooter". 260 b&w photos and 24-illustrations.