WWII USAAF Pilot Handbook

Originally printed in 1943, this Pilots' Information File was standard issue for the men of the U.S. Army Air Forces during WWII. In its pages you will find a wide-ranging discussion of aviation topics, from flight safety, to air space rules, dive recovery, how to deal with engine failure, icing, how to bail out, and even how to ditch a B-17 bomber.

Profusely illustrated with hundreds of diagrams and drawings, the pilot's information file makes a delightful reference for the museum docent, aircraft modeler, enthusiast, and for pilots of all ages.

This high-quality, soft-bound reprint features the original text in its entirety, and has attractive full color covers.

272 pages, 8.5x11", softbound, color covers and b&w interior.