Aviation and Literature / Aviation and Books
Aircraft, one of the most romantic themes that captures young minds and hearts. They seek out any information about these winged machines in order not just to get seriously carried away by the profession, but to devote their lives to it.
Of course, television, and today the Internet, is everyone's favorite and irreplaceable means of broadcasting any information to the masses, and this is an indisputable fact. But, nevertheless, nothing can replace a book for a person, no matter what format, printed or electronic, the main thing is to read the author's words perfectly expressed, to immerse in this atmosphere, to understand it.
It offers books on civil and military topics. In the first case, it is about flights, various emergency situations, about how not only those who fly the plane, but also the people on board as passengers can behave. In the second, about fighters, about hero pilots, about their capabilities and actions, about the importance of their role in the war years.
The chapter allows us to learn about flying through beautifully expressed thoughts, written in accessible, fictional or documentary language. Immersed in reading this literature, you can no longer voluntarily tear yourself away from it. So section (aviation and letieratura, aviation and books) presented below.
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Name |
Author |
Summary |
2011
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Nikolay Yakubovich
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The story begins with the fighters during the Vietnam War.
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2011
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Alexander Klinge
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This aircraft is the main symbol of the blitzkrieg.
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2010
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Arthur Haley
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The book is based on the situation in which the flight may be the last for all passengers on board.
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2010
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Lydia Kuzmina
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The book is written in memory of Pavel Osipovich Sukhoi
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2010
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Vladimir Kotelnikov
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A new book by the exploits of A-20 described in detail, distinguished himself on all fronts of the Great Patriotic War
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2008
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Khairulin Marat
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This book tells about one of the most neglected events of Soviet history.
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2008
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Vasily Ershov
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I managed to transport about a million people safe and sound
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1969
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Ivan Kozhedub
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Their most first full release of the most experienced Soviet pilot
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1968
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Arthur Haley
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In this novel, Hayley tells about the life of the airport: about the personnel, about the various mechanisms of work that exist as a single complex organism.
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1966
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Richard Bach
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This book is not about the love of two halves, not about love for the country, this book is about the love of man to the aircraft.
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1963 | Aviation and Space | German Titov | The book is primarily focused on the military reader. |
1940
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Jordans Assen
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The ability to fly in good and bad weather conditions, adverse conditions, cloud cover, fog - required for military air line pilots.
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1926
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Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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2 books are very similar to each other. In the novels sustained aviation theme and difficult ways of life of people.
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