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60 reviewsThis book looks at some of the worst culprits over a period spanning from before the Great War through to the age of supersonic flight.
Some of the aircraft covered are:
BE.2 - The RFC went to war in it in 1914. The BE was easy to fly and very stable - but it was difficult to maneuver and very easy to shoot down.
Tarrant Tabor - The Tabor was grotesque, a massive misfit of an experimental bomber that predictably came to grief on its first flight.
Avro Manchester - The twin-engined Manchester would fly all the way to Berlin and back - only to burst into flames over its own base.
Messerschmitt Me 210 - The Me 210 was developed as a successor to Goering's Destroyer, the Bf110. It was a disaster with a phenomenal accident rate.
Martin B-26 Marauder - They called the B-26 the Widow-maker, fast and powerful, with some savage characteristics.
Reichenberg IV - a manned version of the V-1 flying bomb, was a weapon of pure desperation, its pilots intended to fly suicide missions against Allied shipping.
Tu-144 - Rushed prematurely into its test program to beat the Anglo-French Concorde, the TU-144 was intended to be Russia's supersonic dream, instead it became a nightmare.
