Bob Hoover Books

The Quest For Mach One: A First-Person Account Of Breaking The Sound Barrier
The Quest For Mach One: A First-Person Account Of Breaking The Sound Barrier

By Chuck Yeager, Bob Hoover, JAMES YOUNG, Jack Russell, Bob Cardenas, From Oral History Interviews Conducted By Dana Marcotte Kilanowski, With Commentary By Mac McKendry, Introduction By Walter Boyne, Afterword By Jeffrey Ethell

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Penguin Studio's The Quest for Mach One celebrates the men, the airplane, and the triumph of breaking the sound barrier. More than 100 fascinating photographs, together with candid first-person nar...

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Forever Flying: Fifty Years Of High-Flying Adventures, From Barnstorming In Prop Planes To Dogfighting Germans To Testing Supersonic Jets, An Autobiography
Forever Flying: Fifty Years Of High-Flying Adventures, From Barnstorming In Prop Planes To Dogfighting Germans To Testing Supersonic Jets, An Autobiography

By Bob Hoover, R. A. Hoover, R. A. (Bob) Hoover, Foreword By Chuck Yeager, R.A. "Bob" Hoover With Mark Shaw

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Barnstormer, World War II fighter, test pilot, aerobatic genius - Bob Hoover is a living aviation legend, the man General James Jimmy Doolittle called the greatest stick and rudder pilot who ever l...

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