Canadian Warbird Survivors: A handbook on where to find them
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Format
Paperback
Pages
438
Language
English
Published
Nov 29, 2001
Publisher
iUniverse
ISBN-10
0595206689
ISBN-13
9780595206681
Description
This comprehensive guide serves as an essential resource for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike, detailing the rich heritage of Canadian military aircraft that still roam the skies or stand proudly as static displays. Author Harold Skaarup takes readers on a journey across Canada, unveiling the hidden gems of warbird survivors—planes that have shaped the country’s aviation story.
With meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Skaarup highlights various locations where these remarkable aircraft can be found, including museums, airshows, and private collections. Each entry not only offers insights into the planes themselves but also dives into their historical significance, maintenance status, and the passionate individuals dedicated to preserving this vital part of Canadian history. This handbook is not just a directory; it’s an invitation to explore Canada’s aviation past, encouraging readers to dig deeper into the stories that have defined the nation's skies.
With meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Skaarup highlights various locations where these remarkable aircraft can be found, including museums, airshows, and private collections. Each entry not only offers insights into the planes themselves but also dives into their historical significance, maintenance status, and the passionate individuals dedicated to preserving this vital part of Canadian history. This handbook is not just a directory; it’s an invitation to explore Canada’s aviation past, encouraging readers to dig deeper into the stories that have defined the nation's skies.
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