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During the Falklands war Jerry Pook, a pilot in No. 1(F) Squadron RAF, flew air interdiction, armed recce, close-air-support and airfield attack as well as pure photo-recce missions. Most weapons were delivered from extreme low-level attacks because of the lack of navigation aids and the absence of Smart weapons. The only way he could achieve results was to get low down and close-in to the targets and, if necessary, carry out re-attacks to destroy high-value targets.
Apart from brief carrier trials carried out many years previously there had been no RAF Harriers deployed at sea. The RAF pilots were treated with ill-disguised contempt by their naval masters, their professional opinions ignored in spite of the fact that the RN knew next to nothing about ground-attack and recce operations. Very soon after starting operations from the aircraft carrier HMS Hermes the squadron realized that they were considered as more or less expendable ordnance.
The Harriers lacked the most basic self-protection aids and were up against 10,000 well-armed troops who put up an impressive weight of fire whenever attacked.
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. During the Falklands war Jerry Pook, a pilot in No. 1(F) Squadron RAF, flew air interdiction, armed recce, close-air-support and airfield attack as well as pure photo-recce missions. Most weapons were delivered from extreme low-level attacks because of the lack of navigation aids and in the absence of Smart weapons. The only way he could achieve results was to get low down and close-in to the targets and, if necessary, carry out re-attacks to destroy high-value targets. Apart from brief carrier trials carried out many years previously there had been no RAF Harriers deployed at sea. The RAF pilots were treated with ill-disguised contempt by their naval masters, their professional opinions ignored in spite of the fact that the RN knew next to nothing about ground-attack and recce operations. Very soon after starting operations from the aircraft carrier HMS Hermes the squadron realised that they were considered as more or less expendable ordnance. The Harriers lacked the most basic self-protection aids and were up against 10,000 well-armed troops who put up an impressive weight of fire whenever attacked. AUTHOR: In 1982 Jerry Pook was OC A Flt of Number 1 Fighter Squadron RAF. This was followed after two years by a Hunter Day Fighter/Ground Attack tour, two Harrier Ground Attack/Recce tours and a Fighter Recce tour flying the RAF104G Starfighter with the Dutch Air Force. At the time of the Falklands the author was married, with 2 small children, and lived in Stamford. He had been flying in the single-seat fighter ground- attack/recce role since 1970, when he had completed his first RAF flying tour as a flying instructor. SELLING POINTS: Thrilling accounts of extreme low-level and close-in attacks on targets The author pulls no punches as he explains how the RAF pilots were treated with ill-disguised contempt by their Naval Masters Detailed account of the three pilots who were shot down and the one pilot who became a POW During the Falklands war Jerry Pook, a pilot in No. 1(F) Squadron RAF, flew air interdiction, armed recce, close-air-support and airfield attack as well as pure photo-recce missions. Most weapons were delivered from extreme low-level attacks because of the lack of navigation aids and the absence of Smart weapons. The only way he could achieve results was to get low down and close-in to the targets and, if necessary, carry out re-attacks to destroy high-value targets. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781848845565
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. During the Falklands war Jerry Pook, a pilot in No. 1(F) Squadron RAF, flew air interdiction, armed recce, close-air-support and airfield attack as well as pure photo-recce missions. Most weapons were delivered from extreme low-level attacks because of the lack of navigation aids and in the absence of Smart weapons. The only way he could achieve results was to get low down and close-in to the targets and, if necessary, carry out re-attacks to destroy high-value targets. Apart from brief carrier trials carried out many years previously there had been no RAF Harriers deployed at sea. The RAF pilots were treated with ill-disguised contempt by their naval masters, their professional opinions ignored in spite of the fact that the RN knew next to nothing about ground-attack and recce operations. Very soon after starting operations from the aircraft carrier HMS Hermes the squadron realised that they were considered as more or less expendable ordnance. The Harriers lacked the most basic self-protection aids and were up against 10,000 well-armed troops who put up an impressive weight of fire whenever attacked. AUTHOR: In 1982 Jerry Pook was OC A Flt of Number 1 Fighter Squadron RAF. This was followed after two years by a Hunter Day Fighter/Ground Attack tour, two Harrier Ground Attack/Recce tours and a Fighter Recce tour flying the RAF104G Starfighter with the Dutch Air Force. At the time of the Falklands the author was married, with 2 small children, and lived in Stamford. He had been flying in the single-seat fighter ground- attack/recce role since 1970, when he had completed his first RAF flying tour as a flying instructor. SELLING POINTS: Thrilling accounts of extreme low-level and close-in attacks on targets The author pulls no punches as he explains how the RAF pilots were treated with ill-disguised contempt by their Naval Masters Detailed account of the three pilots who were shot down and the one pilot who became a POW During the Falklands war Jerry Pook, a pilot in No. 1(F) Squadron RAF, flew air interdiction, armed recce, close-air-support and airfield attack as well as pure photo-recce missions. Most weapons were delivered from extreme low-level attacks because of the lack of navigation aids and the absence of Smart weapons. The only way he could achieve results was to get low down and close-in to the targets and, if necessary, carry out re-attacks to destroy high-value targets. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781848845565
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