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6 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A good source of info is hard to find!,
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This review is from: F-18 Hornet (Paperback)
Other than David Isby's "How To Fly And Fight In The F/A-18 Hornet", reference books about the US Navy's leading fighter/bomber are hard to find. Hopefully this book will be around a bit longer, or will be replaced with a better edition (preferably in hardback). In the meantime, a good simulation of the jet for the home computer is Graphic Simulation's "F/A Hornet 3.0" and its sequel "Hornet: Korea". "Hornet: Korea" comes with a very good manual that presents a pretty good idea about the jet itself (depending on the accuracy of the software in simulating the Hornet's avionics). See also "Hornets Over Kuwait" by Jay Stout, for a Marine pilot's view of the Hornet during Desert Shield/Storm. Major Stout's book deals with his experiences during that conflict and is a good read.
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F-18 Hornet by Theo Van Geffen (Paperback - July 1993)
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