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Devastator 1/32 Model
Prebuilt Mahogany Model Plane. Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/32 scale
model measures 13½" in length with a wingspan of 18¾".
Hand painted and detailed, model is ready to display on the included mahogany
base. ....#0009448 $129.00
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TBD-1 Devastator Books |
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Navy Dive & Torpedo Bombers of WWII
Softbound Book Lawson & Tillman. With their stout airframes, innovative airbrakes
and near-vertical dive capabilities, U.S. Navy torpedo and dive-bombers
played a key role in Allied victory in the Pacific. Covers the Dauntless,
Helldiver, Devastator and Avenger through remarkable period
color photography and first-person accounts from those who flew against
the Japanese vessels. 128 pgs., 200 color and B&W photos, 8¼"x
10½", sfbd. .....#0005683 $24.95
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Devastator Units of the US
Combat Aircraft Vol. 20 Softbound Book Barrett Tillman. Noteworthy for being the first monoplane ordered
by the U.S. Navy for carrier operations, the TBD Devastator was designed
to fulfill a requirement for a new torpedo bomber. Introduced in
1937, it was obsolete by 1942 yet was thrown into the fray at Coral
Sea and at Midway. Book covers pre-war service and its contribution
to the war in the Pacific. 96 pgs., 85 photos, 28 color profiles, 3-views,
cutaways and more. 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd. .....#0005248 $18.95
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TBD-1 Devastator Aircraft Art |
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TBD Devastator
Tony Weddel. TBD Devastators of "USS Yorktown's" VT-5 engage Japanese ships in
the Battle of Tulagi, a minor prelude to the Battle of the Coral Sea in
May of 1942. In two separate attacks, the TBDs launched a total of 22 torpedoes
in Tulagi harbor, but their only success was the sinking of the minesweeper
"Tama Maru." This was probably due to the poor quality of the aerial
torpedoes, and the inexperience of the American flight crews. 23"x
19" print. .....#0008519 $19.95
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