Kamis, 29 Juni 2017

Aviation History Book Review: Panther Red One

Panther Red One: Memoirs of a Fighter Pilot by Air Marshal S. Raghavendran, Amazon Kindle Books, 2012, $2.99. There are many reasons for buying this absolutely fantastic book, but here are the three most important: (1) It gives a vivid picture of the Indian Air Force—a possible future U.S. ally—from its inception to maturity. Air …

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