Tornado Years (ePub)
More Adventures of a Cold War Fast-Jet Navigator
(Sprache: Englisch)
"Brings us into the back seat of these remarkable British aircraft and provides insights unavailable until now ... a true gem." -The Aviationist
Following the success ofThe Adventures of a Cold War Fast-Jet Navigator: The Buccaneer Years, which won the...
Following the success ofThe Adventures of a Cold War Fast-Jet Navigator: The Buccaneer Years, which won the...
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"Brings us into the back seat of these remarkable British aircraft and provides insights unavailable until now ... a true gem." -The Aviationist
Following the success ofThe Adventures of a Cold War Fast-Jet Navigator: The Buccaneer Years, which won the Aviation Enthusiasts' Book Club's coveted "Book of the Year" award in 2018, Wing Commander David Herriot now explores that part of his RAF service which was intimately linked to the Panavia Tornado.
Qualified as a weapons instructor, and acknowledged as a skilled tactician and weapons expert, Herriot soon rose to the top on his first tour on Tornado. Subsequent promotions in rank found him with responsibility for all aspects of weapon delivery, and the formulation of tactics, for the four Tornado squadrons based at RAF Brüggen in Germany.
Later, in Whitehall, his career changed to that of a Ministry of Defence staff officer, assigned with the development of the weapons requirements for all air-to-surface delivery platforms in the RAF, but particularly Tornado. There followed a wartime deployment as the "Boss" of an RAF support unit in Italy, for a squadron of Jaguars deployed on NATO operations in Kosovo, before his next appointment took him to the RAF College where he was, as the commanding officer of Cadet Wing, responsible for the training and guidance of the future officer corps of the RAF.
This is another epic adventure for the military aviation enthusiast, particularly those with affection for the Panavia Tornado. Herriot's open and easy style has been commended highly previously. He does not let his readers down with this one. This is a story well worth reading.
Following the success ofThe Adventures of a Cold War Fast-Jet Navigator: The Buccaneer Years, which won the Aviation Enthusiasts' Book Club's coveted "Book of the Year" award in 2018, Wing Commander David Herriot now explores that part of his RAF service which was intimately linked to the Panavia Tornado.
Qualified as a weapons instructor, and acknowledged as a skilled tactician and weapons expert, Herriot soon rose to the top on his first tour on Tornado. Subsequent promotions in rank found him with responsibility for all aspects of weapon delivery, and the formulation of tactics, for the four Tornado squadrons based at RAF Brüggen in Germany.
Later, in Whitehall, his career changed to that of a Ministry of Defence staff officer, assigned with the development of the weapons requirements for all air-to-surface delivery platforms in the RAF, but particularly Tornado. There followed a wartime deployment as the "Boss" of an RAF support unit in Italy, for a squadron of Jaguars deployed on NATO operations in Kosovo, before his next appointment took him to the RAF College where he was, as the commanding officer of Cadet Wing, responsible for the training and guidance of the future officer corps of the RAF.
This is another epic adventure for the military aviation enthusiast, particularly those with affection for the Panavia Tornado. Herriot's open and easy style has been commended highly previously. He does not let his readers down with this one. This is a story well worth reading.
Autoren-Porträt von Herriot David Herriot
David Herriot served in the RAF for 38 years as a navigator and qualified weapons instructor both on the Buccaneer S2 and the Tornado GR1. Born and brought up in Glasgow, he now lives in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire with his wife Jo. He is a keen amateur genealogist who has researched his family history back to the 17th Century in and around Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders. When not writing, he enjoys golf, the theatre, walking his Labrador and every minute spent with his five grandchildren.
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- Autor: Herriot David Herriot
- 2020, 264 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Air World
- ISBN-10: 1526758954
- ISBN-13: 9781526758958
- Erscheinungsdatum: 19.02.2020
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