T-41 Mescalero: The Military Cessna 172.
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Rating | : | 4.49 (533 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0974655333 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-11-13 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Dorr (author of Air Combat)In 2006, the ubiquitous Cessna Model 172 Skyhawk turned 50, with a seldom-heralded military record almost as long. Cessna delivered 867 T-41 Mescaleros (the military version of the 172) in four distinct models to countries around the world -- plus another 158 off-the-shelf 172s, with many still serving into the 21st century. With many armed forces still operating 172s and T-41s, its military story is far from closed.Filled with operational stories, little-known applications, and 194 photos (80% in full color), T-41 Mescalero explains how, why, and when this stalwart Cessna has fulfilled its varied military roles!. This volume contains personal stories, vivid descriptions, and more than a little humor -- but it also provides specifications and serials that have never previously been assembled in one place." --from the Foreword by Robert F. T-41 Mescalero earned an Honorable Mention in the Nonfiction History category of the Military Writers Society of America 2011 Book Awards."Walt Shiel, Jan Forsgren and Mike Little have covered the story of the T-41 Mescalero, and other military 172s, in a wide-reaching and exciting way that paves new gr
Book hits it on the nail-head Fletcher Pool I was given a copy of this book while in the big middle of a ten year rebuild of Army #15188 from pretty near scratch. I did enjoy the book very much and from it gained an enlargement of my feelings for my wonderful Army T-41B. No matter what discouraging things some might say about the T-41B those who flew it and nicknamed it Mescalero did so for specific reasons. The T-41s were tough birds. My full military olive drab Army #15188 flies circles around the regular Cessna 172 trainers. It is not all that much faster, but it climbs like a homesick angel, with bystanders wondering how it can keep climbing all t. Good and thorough research Well researched but why no acknowledgement to Miltair 1982 by J Andrade where many details were first acquireded from. But good to get type and fates up to more recent times.. Fantastic!! A fantastic account on the T-Fantastic!! Antonio Luis Sapienza A fantastic account on the T-41, used in many air forces around the world. Worth reading it!!!. 1, used in many air forces around the world. Worth reading it!!!
He has flown 4400 hours as a USAF navigator. . He has written military aviation history books, historical novels, eclectic short stories, dozens of published magazine articles, and two monthly aviation columns. Mr. He has worked as an archivist for various Swedish government institutions and as an English teacher and translator in Thailand. Little works for the Air Force as a human resources specialist and holds an M.A. He has written articles for magazines
Air Fan magazine, Nov 2007:Traitant de chaque variante et de tous les utilisateurs, proposant en sus une sélection de pages tirées due manuel technique, cette étude est la meilleure sur le sujet. Even though I had flown the airplane, I learned a lot about the training techniques and philosophy of the training. I can highly recommend it.A universal guide to an extremely versatile and workhorse aircraft, a story that richly deserves telling. -- Walter J. This is the definitive book