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PV Ventura/Harpoon Units of WW2
Combat Aircraft Vol. 34
Softbound Book

Carey. The Ventura saw widespread service
as a bomber and as an anti-submarine platform with the U.S. Navy and
others. Built by Lockheed in response to Britain's need to replace
the Hudson, the Ventura succeeded because of its long range and
impressive armament. Book details its wartime service with all
operators and includes firsthand accounts, scale drawings, tables
and more. 96 pages, 98 B&W photographs, 30 color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾",
softcover.
#0006352
Price: $20.95
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The Evolution of the Anti-Submarine
Aircraft, 1912-1945. Price. This newly revised book tells the story
of the cat-and-mouse tactics employed by aviators and submariners to
outwit each other, including accounts of some of the most dramatic
actions during both world wars. It also covers the development of
electronic warfare and purpose-built weapons and the role they
played in the lethal duel fought over World War II waters. 468
pages, 68 B&W photographs, 16 line drawings, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0022510
Price: $38.95
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U.S. Navy PBY Catalina Units of the Pacific War
Combat Aircraft Vol. 62
Softbound Book

Dorny. Though its service began several
years prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, it was in World War II
combat that the PBY Catalina earned its stripes. Here, you'll see
the versatile amphibious craft throughout the Pacific, serving as a
submarine hunter - a role in which it was the scourge of the
Japanese submarine fleet - and in air-sea rescue, saving thousands
of Allied airmen from a watery grave. 96 pages, 100 B&W photographs
and 32 color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
#0015438
Price: $20.95
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U.S. Navy PBY Catalina Units of the Atlantic War
Combat Aircraft Vol. 65
Softbound Book

Ragnarsson. From the Arctic to the equator,
anti-submarine aircraft of the U.S. Navy patrolled both sides of the
stormy Atlantic alongside their allied counterparts, escorting
merchant shipping through submarine-infested waters. This book
details the PBY Catalina and its participation in these patrols,
showing you how it - the most successful flying boat ever designed -
achieved its success. 96 pages, 94 B&W photographs and 28 color
illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
#0015172
Price: $20.95
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Black
Cats and Dumbos
Softbound Book

WWII's Fighting PBYs
Crocker. Here is the colorful, humorous and
sometimes miraculous story of the U.S. Navy's
Catalina Patrol Bomber in the words of those who
flew her. Both the most versatile and least
publicized of all American warplanes, PBYs and their
crews contributed significantly to the war efforts -
as you'll read in these tales of strafing runs,
submarine hunting and support missions. 275 pages,
37 B&W photographs, 16 maps, 6"x 9", softcover.
#0001151
Price: $18.95
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PBJ Mitchell Units of the Pacific War
Combat Aircraft Vol. 40
Softbound Book

Scutts. Flown by the U.S. Marines, the PBJs
were bought as land-based patrol bombers for operations in the
Atlantic and Pacific and kitted out to hunt down submarines and
surface vessels. Identical to its Air Force counterpart, except for
its ability to lay mines, deploy depth charges and launch torpedoes,
more than 700 PBJs were delivered. This book outlines the aircraft's
history and technology, and takes a close look at the men who flew
it. 96 pages, B&W photographs and color artwork, 7¼"x 9¾",
softcover.
#0015129
Price: $20.95
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P-Boat: One, U-Boat: Nothing
Aviation Art Print

Don Feight.
The big, tough
Martin flying boats were already in service prior to
America's entry into WWII and were quickly adapted
to the role of anti-submarine warfare against the
Nazi U-boat wolfpacks in early 1942, but were used
in a variety of other roles that included - search
and rescue, transport, electronic warfare,
reconnaissance, and patrol. Print depicts a Martin
PBM Mariner over calm seas attacking a submerged
U-boat with a low-level depth charge run. The
aircraft carried its ordnance in a unique bomb bay
located in the engine nacelles, and it had the
capability of carrying torpedoes under the wings.
Signed and numbered, limited edition of 500, 28"x
22" print.
#0007392
Price: $47.95
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Marlin's Milieu
Aviation Art Print

Don Feight.
The Martin P5M
Marlin was the follow-on aircraft to the Martin PBM
Mariner and the last operational flying boat used by
the U.S Navy as well as the last production aircraft
built my Martin. Primarily designed to hunt and
destroy the USSR's cold war submarine threat,
Marlins also saw service in the Vietnam War - mainly
as a patrol aircraft - and were finally retired from
the U.S. Coast Guard in 1967. 28"x 22" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
#0007157
Price: $47.95
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Regulus - DVD
DVD Movie

The First Nuclear Missile Submarines.
Through recently declassified footage and interviews with
submariners, rocket scientists and test pilots, this documentary -
narrated by Roy Scheider - examines the development and deployment
of the first submarine-launched nuclear missile, from post-World War
II tests using Nazi V-1 "buzz" bombs through the successful launch
of the Regulus nuclear cruise missile that ushered in a new era in
the U.S. Navy, its submarines and the Cold War. Color, 50 minutes.
#00V7711
Price: $24.95
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United States Navy Airships in World War II
Softbound Book

Rosendahl. First published more than 45
years ago, this definitive study written by Vice Admiral Charles
Rosendahl - the Navy's foremost airship advocate - is filled with
fascinating details of Navy airship history. You'll read of a
previously classified combat engagement between a blimp and a
submarine (along with some two dozen other missions), enjoy the
unprecedented 3-part image section with many previously unpublished
photographs, and more! 220 pages, 8½"x 11", softcover.
#0040132
Price: $24.95
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P2V Neptune in Action
Softbound Book

Sullivan. Designed as a land based
photo-reconnaissance and anti-submarine duty aircraft, the P2V Neptune
evolved into multiple variants that also served off of aircraft carriers.
Here, you'll see the developmental and service histories of this plane that
was really the aerial backbone of the West's defense of the seas in the
1950s and into the 1960s. 48 pgs., 95 B&W photos, engineering drawings, 10
color profiles and more. 11"x 8¼", sfbd.
#0004048
Price: $12.95
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Ruler of the Sea II
Aviation Art Print

Don Feight. The Lockheed Neptunes were land-based
patrol aircraft specifically designed for anti-submarine warfare. Designed
and built in the 1940s and '50s, they were among the last generation of
piston-engine aircraft to fly for the U.S. Navy. One of the many unheralded
aircraft that were "Cold War Warriors," Neptunes operated well into the
1970s until they were eventually replaced by newer P-3 Orions. Limited
edition print measures 28"x 22" and is signed by the artist.
#0007338
Price: $47.95
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Loaded for
Bear
Aviation Art Print

Don Feight.
The rocket equipped P2V
Neptune depicted in this image experiences one of the
biggest thrills any P2 crew could have - spotting and
tracking a Soviet sub. In this case it is a fog-shrouded
'Foxtrot' class submarine in calm seas sometime during the
1950s or 60s. Limited edition of 500 signed and numbered by
the artist. 28"x 22" print.
#0007894
Price: $47.95
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The Hunters
Aviation Art Print

Don Feight.
This salute to Lockheed's line of land-based submarine hunters features the
PV-1 Ventura of World War II, the P2V Neptune of the Cold War, and the P-3
Orion, which is still in service today. 28"x 22" limited edition print is
signed and numbered by the artist.
#0071952
Price: $49.95
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Anti-Submarine Warfare
DVD Video

This program - which includes rare color footage -
includes five U.S. Navy archival films! You get To Catch a Shadow, which
details how coordinated Navy forces can detect and destroy enemy submarines;
The Submariners, in which the submarine USS Shark engages in a deadly
cat-and-mouse game with an enemy submarine; Goblin at the Doorstep and The
Hunter Killers, which display P-3 Orion and Tracker aircraft sweeping the
seas for enemy boats; and Coordinated ASW, which details the ASW formations
used by the fleet in combat situations. Color and B&W, 1 hr. 50 min.
#00V7703
Price: $24.95
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But You Can't Hide
Aviation Art Print

Michael Harris.
A peerless
airborne hunter, the P-3 Orion has earned its
reputation as the ultimate submarine finder through
its proven electronic "ears" and the skills of her
crews, performing its service for over 35 years.
30"x 24" print is signed and numbered by the artist.
#0007136
Price: $84.95
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