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Finish and Markings Books
for the Military Aircraft of Canada
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CanMilAir is proud to be
the official on-line supplier of these essential reference
books!
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Aircraft Finish and Markings
Royal Canadian Air Force
1947
- 1968 |
Royal Canadian Air Force
Aircraft Finish and Markings
1947
- 1968 "Volume 2" |
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features between 1947 and 1968. All aspects of fleet-wide features are detailed.
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| Topics include: overall finish, camouflage, high-visibility markings,
the four different era markings, roundels, flash, flags, serial
presentations, letter and number styles and special purpose schemes.
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| Each of the 46 aircraft types are detailed with a history, drawings and
photos of all known schemes.
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| Text runs 290 pages, with over 750 photos
and nearly 700 drawings.
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| A further 50 colour photos are used with 27
colour chips and 28 colour drawings of roundels and other
exterior aircraft marking
features. |
Published 2003. Coil Bound - 8˝" x 11"
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Canadian Military
Aircraft
Finish and Markings
1968 - 2004
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| This book is designed by an enthusiast, for the
enthusiast, with an interest in the aircraft flown by the Canadian
Military since unification in 1968 to 2004.
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| Contains more than 180 drawings, over 1000 photographs (106 in colour)
and a colour chart, all
within 300 pages.
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| All known features and markings are described in full
with drawings and photographs.
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| Each of the 53 aircraft types has its own
section, with a basic history and description of finish and markings
used by each scheme, illustrated by drawings and photographs.
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| This work had been prepared with the assistance of members of the Canadian Armed
Forces and military contractors.
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Published 2004. Coil Bound - 8˝" x 11"
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Royal Canadian Navy
Aircraft Finish and Markings
1944
- 1968
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Sample page showing full-colour drawings
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| This is the definitive Royal Canadian Navy, aircraft
finish and markings book. This
book tells the story, in text, photos and drawings of the
Canadian Naval Air Arm, from the manning of two Royal Navy
escort carriers starting in late 1943 until the demise of
the Royal Canadian Navy in 1968.
All types of aircraft used are covered with text
covering: history, production, Canadian use and all known
schemes.
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| Containing over 400 drawings (59 in colour) and
more than 600 photographs (47 in colour) to
illustrate the complete finish and markings history of all
RCN
aircraft.
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ship section has details of the Canadian involvement and
histories of: Fighter Catapult Ships, CAM-ships,
MAC-ships, escort carriers, HMS Nabob, HMS Puncher, HMCS
Warrior, HMCS Magnificent, HMCS Bonaventure and all other
RCN vessels and bases to operate RCN aircraft
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| Aircraft types include: Avro Anson V,
Grumman Avenger TBM-3E, AS 3 Mk 1, AS 3 Mk.1/ECM, AS 3 Mk
2, AS 3M, AS 3M2, TBM-3W2, Target Tug, McDonnell Banshee,
Barracuda Mk.II, Mk.III, Beechcraft Expeditor, Fairey
Firefly FR.I, T.I, T.2, FR.IV, AS.5, North American
Harvard, Sikorsky HO4S, Bell HTL-4/6, Piasecki HUP, Hawker
Sea Fury F.10, FB.11, Sikorsky Sea King, Supermarine
Seafire Mk.III, Mk.XV, Canadair Silver Star, Fairey
Swordfish, Schweizer TG-3A, de Havilland Tiger Moth,
Grumman Tracker S-2, CS2F-1, CS2F-2, CS2F-3, Supermarine
Walrus Mk.I, Mk.II, Grumman Wildcat, Mk.V, Mk.VI and
sundry types; Sikorsky Hoverfly Mk.I, de Havilland Sea
Hornet, Hawker Sea Hurricane, Fairey Gannet, Blackburn
Shark, Fairey Albacore, Hawker Seahawk.
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included are details on the Air Groups, Schools, Flights
and Squadrons of the RCN.
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SPECIAL
NOTE:
A very limited number of copies have been
printed with ALL 400 drawings
rendered in FULL COLOUR!
See the photo above
for an example page with full colour drawings.
This
premium edition can be purchased by simply choosing the "Full Colour printing"
option from the drop down box.
These full colour editions will only be
available while quantities last |
Published 2007. Coil Bound - 8˝" x 11"
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Also available
Aircraft
of the Royal Canadian Navy
1944
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| (above) 11" x
17" print showing 33 full-colour aircraft profiles
from the first two marking eras.
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| (above) 11" x
17" print showing 26 full-colour aircraft profiles
covering the final two marking eras.
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Take a few minutes to visit the personal web site
of the author of
these extraordinary reference books . . . just click on the
leaf.
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More outstanding books by the same
author: |
Tail Code
The Complete History of USAF
Tactical Aircraft Tail Code Markings |
Hook Code
United States Navy and Marine Corps Aviation Tail Code
Markings
1963-1994 |
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| This full color book is a fully
comprehensive reference work on USAF tail code markings
and covers all major command units; Pacific Air Forces,
Alaskan Air Command, TAC, Air Force Reserve, Air National
Guard, USAFE, Air Training Command, Air Forces Logistics
Command, and Air Force Systems Command.
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| The tail codes are listed
alphabetically and are cross-referenced in a tail code
summary for ease of use. The 340 photographs on 244 pages
show the variety of aircraft in the USAF arsenal.
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| Published 1994. Hardbound
- 8˝" x 11"
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| Out
of Print - Search
for it on ebay HERE
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| The world of aircraft tail codes is
complicated at best and incomprehensible at worst. While
the USAF generally keeps things relatively constant, the
Navy issue is confused by the constant changing of air
wings and ships.
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| Opening pages include a glossary of
abbreviations, and explanation of how each section is
arranged and a history of different units. There is
also a paint scheme section explaining the changing paint
schemes. The main body of the book is broken down
into three basic sections. First is a listing by
tail code. There are two subsections to this; by
letter-letter section (i.e. AB) , then number-letter (i.e.
6G), finally a section by unit. All sections detail
which aircraft types were flown during what period of
time. The unit section does this plus shows the
changing tail codes as air wings are changed. 262
pages with 400 photos.
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| Published 1994. Softbound - 8˝"
x 11"
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Out
of Print - Search
for it on eBay HERE |
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The author taking a ride in a Canadian Forces CT-155
Hawk over CFB Cold Lake in October 2006
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