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Tumult in the Clouds: Aerial CombatAces Tell Their Stories – General Dynamics (1990)

“Tumult in the Clouds” present thestories of aces of aerial combat who saw action from World War I, World War II,Korea and Vietnam. The interviews presented originally were compiled for “Outof the Sun,” an F-16 promotional film produced by General Dynamic Fort WorthDivision. While segments in the film interviews dealt primarily with fighterdesign philosophy, the book reveals the unseen parts of the interviews thatcaptured the action and historical color – the aces' exciting, poignant andpersonal accounts of war in the air.

This 56-page book was published in 1990by General Dynamics.

Condition: The book is in very goodcondition, with no significant wear.

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