Shot to Hell: Stories and Photos of Ravaged WWII Warbirds

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MBI Publishing Company LLC, 2003 - 127 pages
World War II aviation buffs will cringe but be fascinated by the images of once-glorious U.S. Army aircraft mangled and battered during combat action. The Museum of Flight's Cory Graff provides the harrowing details and sometimes surprising twists behind each photo.Cory Graff has been the Museum of Flight's primary researcher and writer since April 1996. As exhibits research and development manager, he plans, evaluates and develops the exhibits, which includes easy access to numerous museum and institutional photo archives.

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Cory Graff is the author of several military history books and is the curator of the Flying Heritage Collection in Everett, Washington. In conjunction with the Puget Sound Navy Museum, Graff has assembled a collection of rare images from local museums, the National Archives, and private individuals that vividly chronicles the story of the navy in Puget Sound.

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TitreShot to Hell: Stories and Photos of Ravaged WWII Warbirds
CollaborateurCory Graff
Éditionillustrée
ÉditeurMBI Publishing Company LLC, 2003
ISBN0760316090, 9780760316092
Longueur127 pages
  
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