AAHS Journal Volume 33 (1988)
Table of Contents

 

 

Article Author Page
Travel Air Biplanes, The 1925-1930 (Part I) Peter M. Bowers 2
Vultee 'P-38'  Dusty Carter 18
Tandem Landing Gear Martin XB-26H, The Kent A. Mitchell 23
Air Force Bases: 1947-1987 (Conclusion) Mark L. Morgan 44
Wedell-Williams Air Service Corp. and Air Racing (Part II-2--The Racers) Bob Hirsch 59
Travel Air Biplanes, The 1925-1930 (Part II) Peter M. Bowers 82
Project Green (The Redeployment of American Troops to the United States after VE Day) Theodore R. Jamison, PhD 100
B-52--35 Years Young, The  A. T. Lloyd, Boeing Company 106
Wedell-Williams Air Service Corp. and Air Racing (Part II-3 The Racers) Bob Hirsch 114
Medal of Honor Aviators (Lt. Thomas. J. Hudner) William J. Bennett 124
Racing Merlins (From Cleveland to Reno)-- Birch Matthews and Dustin Carter 126
Prospertown Tower, The Captain Merle T. Cole 139
Mystery of the Stuck Tail, The  Jim Tuttle 146
World Series of Bombing, The Dr. Andrew J. Birtle 148
Clipper Captain Remembers the Early Days, A Charles Hyer 162
Why the Boeing B-29 Bomber, and Why the Wright R-3350 Engine? Robert E. Johnson 174
Northrop Snark (The Case Study of Failure) Kenneth P. Werrell 190
DC-2 'Uiver' at Albury, NSW, Australia, The Peter Berry 205
Travel Air Biplanes, The 1925-1930 (Part III) Peter M. Bowers 206
Wedell-Williams Air Service Corp. and Air Racing (Part III-1 Chronology of Competition Flying and Air Racing) Bob Hirsch 222
Curtiss P-36 in Squadron Service, The Charles R. Hyer 242
When the Army Had an Air Force  Robert W.Duffner 258
Early Fokker 'Torpedos'  Gert P. M. Blum and Nico Geldhof 266
'SOWEY' Naval Air Station South Weymouth Tom Cuddy II and Ronald W. Harrison 282
HELATKLTRON Three, The Seawolves James D. Sprinkle 290
Wedell-Williams Air Service Corp. and Air Racing (Part III-2 Chronology of Competition Flying and Air Racing) Bob Hirsch 311

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